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Peter,
Change *CYMD0 to *CYMD. The zero at the end is for putting the
separators in character fields.


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To: rpgnext@xxxxxxxxxxxx; rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [RPGNext] Convert date from YYYYMMDD to CYYMMDD format



Hi list!

*BACKGROUND*
I have this line of code from Bob Cozzi's website that helps to convert
a date from YYYYMMDD to a YYMMDD format:
http://www.rpgiv.com/rpgivforum/view?SID=20070821133326694527&NRL=10&KW=
myYYYYMMDD

myYYMMDD = %char(%date(myYYYYMMDD:*ISO0) : *YMD0)

Due to the nature of my source and target fields formats (STARTDATE
[8.0] and IDELNB [7.0]), I am using %DEC. In addition, the target field
format must be CYYMMDD so I am using *CYMD0. As a result, I modified
the line a little bit as follows:

IDELNB = %dec(%date(STARTDATE:*ISO0):*CYMD0)

*PROBLEM*
The issue that I have is that when I compile I have this message:
RNF7514 20 2 A Date, Time or Timestamp separator is not allowed
with a numeric entry.

These 2 errors are pointing to 2 different lines so that is why I have
errors listed but if I have this one cleared up, I will know how to
resolve the other one.

What I am doing wrong?

TIA,

PETER VIDAL
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