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Re: Using Subdur - July 1, 2008

I'll show you again. assuming that program is running on sunday. Eval Monday = %Dec(%Date(UDATE:MDY)-%Days(6):YMD); setll (monday) file; read file; dow not %eof(); Enddo; Michael Schutte Admin Professional Bob Evans Bob-B-Q: You haven't had barbeque u...
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RE: Using Subdur - July 1, 2008

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Re: Using Subdur - July 1, 2008

From: Alan Shore <AlanShorexxxxxxxx> Subject: Re: Using Subdur To: "RPG programming on the AS400 iSeries" <rpg400-lxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Tuesday, July 1, 2008, 7:13 PM Actually SUBDUR can also give you a date by adding or subtracting DAYS,WEEKS,MONTH...
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Re: Having a date conversion issue - July 1, 2008

You are right Scott, and I found that just before you responded.....but I certainly like the last line better ...... Thanks Scott, I appreciate the response.... From: Scott Klement <rpg400-lxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: RPG programming on the AS400 iSeries <rpg...
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Re: Using Subdur - July 1, 2008


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Re: Using Subdur - July 1, 2008

You could convert your date to a date data type and substract 6 days from it...... IE: this past sunday was 06292007 - 6 days would yield a start date of 06232007. Opt code is %days(x); From: Adam West <adamsterxxxxxxxxx> To: rpg400-lxxxxxxxxxxxx Dat...
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RE: Using Subdur - July 1, 2008

HI, The only way I use dates is to first turn them into ISO types. It makes them easier to compare. Then just add or subtract the number of days required. Don't know if this helps I happen to do a lot of programming the old way. -----Original Message----- ...
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Re: Having a date conversion issue - July 1, 2008

Just at quick look, 0101.05 TestDateN = %Dec(%Date(Tsw3:Cymd):Iso); 0101.06 TestDateN = %dec(%Date(TestDateN:cymd)+ %days(1)); TestDateN is not in cymd format, it is in iso0. Thanks, Jeff Davis Dental Network of America The information cont...
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Re: Having a date conversion issue - July 1, 2008

Hi Doug, Shouldn't that second line have iso instead of cymd You've already converted the date to ISO at that point... I think the "receiver too small" error is coming from the fact that you're trying to tell the system that an 8,0 date is actually a ...
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Re: Having a date conversion issue - July 1, 2008

you could just make one line of code. 119 TestDateN = %Dec(%Date(Tsw3:Cymd)+%days(1):Iso); Michael Schutte Admin Professional Bob Evans Bob-B-Q: You haven't had barbeque until you've had Bob Evans Bob-B-Q. Try our six Bob-B-Q dishes, starting at $5.99. F...
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