Hey all,
We are using ICONV(VAR,'DB') and it works perfectly except one case when
the date is the last day of February any year.
For instance for VAR=31-MAR-2007 INTERNAL.VAR=ICONV(VAR,'DB')
INTERNAL.VAR=14335
For VAR=28-FEB-2007 INTERNAL.VAR=ICONV(VAR,'DB') INTERNAL.VAR=''
In case
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Hey all,
We are using ICONV(VAR,'DB') and it works
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Hey all,
We are using ICONV(VAR,'DB') and it works perfectly except one case when the
date is the last day of February any year
of February.
Irina Lissok
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Irina,
I do not think that a ICONV conversion code
The compiler does not check the string. See below:
ED BP TTT
New record.
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0001= LLL =
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David,
It is possibly valid because it passed
