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No.
We have an application which wants a 6 digit numeric for date - strictly
for display and printing purposes.
Your function would return a date, not a numeric.
Rob Berendt
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Couldn't you use:
C/free
C eval datefield = %date()
c/end-free
Thanks,
Mark
Mark Walter
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And your simple test works quite well.
However if I change one line to:
D EightDigits S like(Digit8Date) inz(99999999)
Then the result is:
99011702
D*mn the archaic move! Please give is a free format version to convert
dates to numerics!
My workaround is to clear the field prior to the move.
Rob Berendt
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The result will be 011702 - if your coding looks like:
D WorkDate S D Datfmt(*ISO) INZ(*JOB)
D EightDigits S like(Digit8Date)
D Digit8Date S 8S 0
C *MDY Move WorkDate EightDigits
/Free
Dsply EightDigits '*REQUESTER';
*InLR = *On;
/End-Free
Note that Digit8Date is standalone with no CONST keyword.
Brian Parkins
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