Jaime,
It depends on what standard you want to use. The format you describe below
is from the X12 standard for DE373 Date: Prior to version 4010, the date
data element was a 6-character element with the format YYMMDD. Starting with
version 4010 the date data element was expanded to a 8-character element
with the format CCYYMMDD.
There are other formats for date ranges, etc. defined in UN/EDIFACT, ISO.
William Kammerer, where's your absolute recall and URLs here?
Rachel
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A quick one.
What is the proper format for dates for 6 and 8 digit dates ?
Is it YYMMDD and CCYYMMDD?
Thanks,
Jaime E. Zepeda
eBusiness Development Coordinator
Power & Telephone Supply Company
2673 Yale Avenue
Memphis, TN 38112-3335
(901) 320-3092 Voice
(901) 320-3084 Fax
http://www.ptsupply.com
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