Hi, 

It's a Sybase DB. But we've figured it out. Thanks!:)

Regards,
Kali

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Subject: Re: How to display DATE field in date format (from DB)

Kali Obsum schrieb:
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> Hi,
>  
> We have a field of type 'DATE'. It is stored as an integer in DB. Does

> anyone know how to display this in Date format? (e.g. are there 
> functions that we can use?)
>  
> Regards,
> Kali
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Hi,

If this is an Oracle DB, you can use Oracle's time functions in PL/SQL
function to calculate the date from an integer value.
The exact function can i send you later !

Cheers

Tristan

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