Re: [U2] ISO Date Format

2013-03-11 Thread John Hatherill 
D-YMD

John W Hatherill
Programmer / Analyst
Harrington Industrial Plastics 

-Original Message-
From: Jeff Schasny [mailto:jscha...@gmail.com] 
Sent: Monday, March 11, 2013 6:57 AM
To: U2-Users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] ISO Date Format

Has anyone come up with an OCONV string that will product an ISO standard date 
(-MM-DD)? After a vendor insisted on this last week I ended up creating a 
subroutine called by an I descriptor but it seems like there should be an 
easier way. A quick trip through the Universe Basic manual, my old Prime 
Info-Basic manual, and Pick Basic: A programmer's guide didn't shed any light.
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Re: [U2] ISO Date Format

2013-03-11 Thread Wjhonson 
Next year it will be 2014
But then, we may not be here to enjoy that

http://www.zdnet.com/asteroid-misses-meteor-hits-earth-the-sky-is-falling-711320/



 

 

 

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From: Charles Stevenson 
To: Woodward, Bob 
Cc: U2 Users List 
Sent: Mon, Mar 11, 2013 11:22 am
Subject: Re: [U2] ISO Date Format


What?   It's 2013 already? ! ! ! ? !
Why didn't someone tell me?
I set my clock ahead yesterday and everything.

On 3/11/2013 1:10 PM, Woodward, Bob wrote:
> With a couple of corrections, yes, it did work.
>
> PRINT OCONV("16507","D-YMD[2,2,2]":@VM:"MCN")
>
> This returned the value 130311.
>
> You were missing the last 2 and the year is 2013, not 2012.  This was a
> good thought, though.  Cool
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Charles Stevenson [mailto:stevenson.c...@gmail.com]
> Sent: Monday, March 11, 2013 10:59 AM
> To: U2 Users List
> Cc: Woodward, Bob
> Subject: Re: [U2] ISO Date Format
>
> Bob,
>
> I'm curious,on UD6.1 does this work, using 2 conversion codes with a
> value mark between? :
>
> OCONV( "16507",  "D-YMD[2,2,]": @VM: "MCN" )  --> "120311"
>
> cds
>
>
>
> On 3/11/2013 12:16 PM, Woodward, Bob wrote:
>> I guess you need to be on a more current version of UD than 6.1 for
>> this to work.  DYMD[4,2,2] works just fine but everything I've tried
>> is proving that in this version, anyway, there MUST be a delimiter
>> between the parts of the date.  It does not matter what delimiter as
>> I've tried space, period, slash, even a comma but for both ICONV and
>> OCONV adding a quote of any type, null/space/dash/etc, to the numeric
>> only gives undesired results.
>>
>> I have to strip out the delimiter in OCONV results and make sure some
>> kind of delimiter is there for ICONV to get me back to the internal
>> date value.
>>
>> An interesting note is using the OCONV(IDATE,'D-YMD[2,2,2]') format,
>> the dash can be replaced with the digits 5 to 9 but using the digits 0
>> to 4 result in an output delimited with a space.  Would have been
>> acceptable (and nice) to have been able to get 13003011 but oh well.
>> I guess I could use 'D5YMD[2,2,2]' to give me the value 13503511 just
> as well.
>> Fun with dates!
>>
>> BobW
>>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org
>> [mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Charles
>> Stevenson
>> Sent: Monday, March 11, 2013 8:08 AM
>> To: U2 Users List
>> Subject: Re: [U2] ISO Date Format
>>
>> By the way, you can also completely eliminate the dash (or slash,
>> etc.)
>> delimiters:
>>
>> OCONV( "16507"   , "DYMD[4'',2'',2]" )  -->  "20130311"
>> ICONV( "20130311", "DYMD[4'',2'',2]" )  -->  "16507"
>>
>> Notice that ICONV'ing the OCONV'd or OCONV'ing the ICONVd result gets
>> you bat to where you started.  That makes it particularly useful in
>> dict conversion fields.
>>
>>
>> I learned that on this list, but I do not remember from whom. There
>> are too many people I've learned from.
>>
>> cds
>>
>>
>> On 11 March 2013 13:56, Jeff Schasny  wrote:
>>>> Has anyone come up with an OCONV string that will product an ISO
>>>> standard date (-MM-DD)? After a vendor insisted on this last
>>>> week I ended up creating a subroutine called by an I descriptor but
>>>> it seems like there should be an easier way. A quick trip through
>>>> the Universe Basic manual, my old Prime Info-Basic manual, and Pick
>>>> Basic: A programmer's guide didn't shed any light.
>

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Re: [U2] ISO Date Format

2013-03-11 Thread Anthonys Lists 

On 11/03/2013 17:16, Woodward, Bob wrote:

An interesting note is using the OCONV(IDATE,'D-YMD[2,2,2]') format, the
dash can be replaced with the digits 5 to 9 but using the digits 0 to 4
result in an output delimited with a space.  Would have been acceptable
(and nice) to have been able to get 13003011 but oh well.  I guess I
could use 'D5YMD[2,2,2]' to give me the value 13503511 just as well.
That's because the first character after the D is not specified as the 
delimiter, but as the year length. And as is usual for Pick, if it 
doesn't make sense Pick assumes that that "argument" isn't there and 
pushes it back one in the list.


Because 5 is not a valid year length, it gets pushed back to the 
delimiter place.


Try "D44YMD" and see if that works ... :-)

Cheers,
Wol
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Re: [U2] ISO Date Format

2013-03-11 Thread Charles Stevenson 

What?   It's 2013 already? ! ! ! ? !
Why didn't someone tell me?
I set my clock ahead yesterday and everything.

On 3/11/2013 1:10 PM, Woodward, Bob wrote:

With a couple of corrections, yes, it did work.

PRINT OCONV("16507","D-YMD[2,2,2]":@VM:"MCN")

This returned the value 130311.

You were missing the last 2 and the year is 2013, not 2012.  This was a
good thought, though.  Cool


-Original Message-
From: Charles Stevenson [mailto:stevenson.c...@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, March 11, 2013 10:59 AM
To: U2 Users List
Cc: Woodward, Bob
Subject: Re: [U2] ISO Date Format

Bob,

I'm curious,on UD6.1 does this work, using 2 conversion codes with a
value mark between? :

OCONV( "16507",  "D-YMD[2,2,]": @VM: "MCN" )  --> "120311"

cds



On 3/11/2013 12:16 PM, Woodward, Bob wrote:

I guess you need to be on a more current version of UD than 6.1 for
this to work.  DYMD[4,2,2] works just fine but everything I've tried
is proving that in this version, anyway, there MUST be a delimiter
between the parts of the date.  It does not matter what delimiter as
I've tried space, period, slash, even a comma but for both ICONV and
OCONV adding a quote of any type, null/space/dash/etc, to the numeric
only gives undesired results.

I have to strip out the delimiter in OCONV results and make sure some
kind of delimiter is there for ICONV to get me back to the internal
date value.

An interesting note is using the OCONV(IDATE,'D-YMD[2,2,2]') format,
the dash can be replaced with the digits 5 to 9 but using the digits 0
to 4 result in an output delimited with a space.  Would have been
acceptable (and nice) to have been able to get 13003011 but oh well.
I guess I could use 'D5YMD[2,2,2]' to give me the value 13503511 just

as well.

Fun with dates!

BobW

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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Charles
Stevenson
Sent: Monday, March 11, 2013 8:08 AM
To: U2 Users List
Subject: Re: [U2] ISO Date Format

By the way, you can also completely eliminate the dash (or slash,
etc.)
delimiters:

OCONV( "16507"   , "DYMD[4'',2'',2]" )  -->  "20130311"
ICONV( "20130311", "DYMD[4'',2'',2]" )  -->  "16507"

Notice that ICONV'ing the OCONV'd or OCONV'ing the ICONVd result gets
you bat to where you started.  That makes it particularly useful in
dict conversion fields.


I learned that on this list, but I do not remember from whom. There
are too many people I've learned from.

cds


On 11 March 2013 13:56, Jeff Schasny  wrote:

Has anyone come up with an OCONV string that will product an ISO
standard date (-MM-DD)? After a vendor insisted on this last
week I ended up creating a subroutine called by an I descriptor but
it seems like there should be an easier way. A quick trip through
the Universe Basic manual, my old Prime Info-Basic manual, and Pick
Basic: A programmer's guide didn't shed any light.




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Re: [U2] ISO Date Format

2013-03-11 Thread Woodward, Bob 
With a couple of corrections, yes, it did work.

PRINT OCONV("16507","D-YMD[2,2,2]":@VM:"MCN")

This returned the value 130311.

You were missing the last 2 and the year is 2013, not 2012.  This was a
good thought, though.  Cool


-Original Message-
From: Charles Stevenson [mailto:stevenson.c...@gmail.com] 
Sent: Monday, March 11, 2013 10:59 AM
To: U2 Users List
Cc: Woodward, Bob
Subject: Re: [U2] ISO Date Format

Bob,

I'm curious,on UD6.1 does this work, using 2 conversion codes with a
value mark between? :

   OCONV( "16507",  "D-YMD[2,2,]": @VM: "MCN" )  --> "120311"

cds



On 3/11/2013 12:16 PM, Woodward, Bob wrote:
> I guess you need to be on a more current version of UD than 6.1 for 
> this to work.  DYMD[4,2,2] works just fine but everything I've tried 
> is proving that in this version, anyway, there MUST be a delimiter 
> between the parts of the date.  It does not matter what delimiter as 
> I've tried space, period, slash, even a comma but for both ICONV and 
> OCONV adding a quote of any type, null/space/dash/etc, to the numeric 
> only gives undesired results.
>
> I have to strip out the delimiter in OCONV results and make sure some 
> kind of delimiter is there for ICONV to get me back to the internal 
> date value.
>
> An interesting note is using the OCONV(IDATE,'D-YMD[2,2,2]') format, 
> the dash can be replaced with the digits 5 to 9 but using the digits 0

> to 4 result in an output delimited with a space.  Would have been 
> acceptable (and nice) to have been able to get 13003011 but oh well.  
> I guess I could use 'D5YMD[2,2,2]' to give me the value 13503511 just
as well.
>
> Fun with dates!
>
> BobW
>
> -Original Message-
> From: u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org
> [mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Charles 
> Stevenson
> Sent: Monday, March 11, 2013 8:08 AM
> To: U2 Users List
> Subject: Re: [U2] ISO Date Format
>
> By the way, you can also completely eliminate the dash (or slash, 
> etc.)
> delimiters:
>
> OCONV( "16507"   , "DYMD[4'',2'',2]" )  -->  "20130311"
> ICONV( "20130311", "DYMD[4'',2'',2]" )  -->  "16507"
>
> Notice that ICONV'ing the OCONV'd or OCONV'ing the ICONVd result gets 
> you bat to where you started.  That makes it particularly useful in 
> dict conversion fields.
>
>
> I learned that on this list, but I do not remember from whom. There 
> are too many people I've learned from.
>
> cds
>
>
> On 11 March 2013 13:56, Jeff Schasny  wrote:
>>> Has anyone come up with an OCONV string that will product an ISO 
>>> standard date (-MM-DD)? After a vendor insisted on this last 
>>> week I ended up creating a subroutine called by an I descriptor but 
>>> it seems like there should be an easier way. A quick trip through 
>>> the Universe Basic manual, my old Prime Info-Basic manual, and Pick
>>> Basic: A programmer's guide didn't shed any light.
>

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Re: [U2] ISO Date Format

2013-03-11 Thread Charles Stevenson 

Bob,

I'm curious,on UD6.1 does this work, using 2 conversion codes with a 
value mark between? :


  OCONV( "16507",  "D-YMD[2,2,]": @VM: "MCN" )  --> "120311"

cds



On 3/11/2013 12:16 PM, Woodward, Bob wrote:

I guess you need to be on a more current version of UD than 6.1 for this
to work.  DYMD[4,2,2] works just fine but everything I've tried is
proving that in this version, anyway, there MUST be a delimiter between
the parts of the date.  It does not matter what delimiter as I've tried
space, period, slash, even a comma but for both ICONV and OCONV adding a
quote of any type, null/space/dash/etc, to the numeric only gives
undesired results.

I have to strip out the delimiter in OCONV results and make sure some
kind of delimiter is there for ICONV to get me back to the internal date
value.

An interesting note is using the OCONV(IDATE,'D-YMD[2,2,2]') format, the
dash can be replaced with the digits 5 to 9 but using the digits 0 to 4
result in an output delimited with a space.  Would have been acceptable
(and nice) to have been able to get 13003011 but oh well.  I guess I
could use 'D5YMD[2,2,2]' to give me the value 13503511 just as well.

Fun with dates!

BobW

-Original Message-
From: u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org
[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Charles
Stevenson
Sent: Monday, March 11, 2013 8:08 AM
To: U2 Users List
Subject: Re: [U2] ISO Date Format

By the way, you can also completely eliminate the dash (or slash, etc.)
delimiters:

OCONV( "16507"   , "DYMD[4'',2'',2]" )  -->  "20130311"
ICONV( "20130311", "DYMD[4'',2'',2]" )  -->  "16507"

Notice that ICONV'ing the OCONV'd or OCONV'ing the ICONVd result gets
you bat to where you started.  That makes it particularly useful in dict
conversion fields.


I learned that on this list, but I do not remember from whom. There are
too many people I've learned from.

cds


On 11 March 2013 13:56, Jeff Schasny  wrote:

Has anyone come up with an OCONV string that will product an ISO
standard date (-MM-DD)? After a vendor insisted on this last week
I ended up creating a subroutine called by an I descriptor but it
seems like there should be an easier way. A quick trip through the
Universe Basic manual, my old Prime Info-Basic manual, and Pick
Basic: A programmer's guide didn't shed any light.




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Re: [U2] ISO Date Format

2013-03-11 Thread Woodward, Bob 
I guess you need to be on a more current version of UD than 6.1 for this
to work.  DYMD[4,2,2] works just fine but everything I've tried is
proving that in this version, anyway, there MUST be a delimiter between
the parts of the date.  It does not matter what delimiter as I've tried
space, period, slash, even a comma but for both ICONV and OCONV adding a
quote of any type, null/space/dash/etc, to the numeric only gives
undesired results.

I have to strip out the delimiter in OCONV results and make sure some
kind of delimiter is there for ICONV to get me back to the internal date
value.

An interesting note is using the OCONV(IDATE,'D-YMD[2,2,2]') format, the
dash can be replaced with the digits 5 to 9 but using the digits 0 to 4
result in an output delimited with a space.  Would have been acceptable
(and nice) to have been able to get 13003011 but oh well.  I guess I
could use 'D5YMD[2,2,2]' to give me the value 13503511 just as well.

Fun with dates!

BobW

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From: u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org
[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Charles
Stevenson
Sent: Monday, March 11, 2013 8:08 AM
To: U2 Users List
Subject: Re: [U2] ISO Date Format

By the way, you can also completely eliminate the dash (or slash, etc.)
delimiters:

OCONV( "16507"   , "DYMD[4'',2'',2]" )  -->  "20130311"
ICONV( "20130311", "DYMD[4'',2'',2]" )  -->  "16507"

Notice that ICONV'ing the OCONV'd or OCONV'ing the ICONVd result gets
you bat to where you started.  That makes it particularly useful in dict
conversion fields.


I learned that on this list, but I do not remember from whom. There are
too many people I've learned from.

cds


On 11 March 2013 13:56, Jeff Schasny  wrote:
>> Has anyone come up with an OCONV string that will product an ISO 
>> standard date (-MM-DD)? After a vendor insisted on this last week

>> I ended up creating a subroutine called by an I descriptor but it 
>> seems like there should be an easier way. A quick trip through the 
>> Universe Basic manual, my old Prime Info-Basic manual, and Pick
>> Basic: A programmer's guide didn't shed any light.

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Re: [U2] ISO Date Format

2013-03-11 Thread David A. Green 
In UniData you can just use D-YMD.

David A. Green
(480) 813-1725
DAG Consulting

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Sent: Monday, March 11, 2013 6:57 AM
To: U2-Users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] ISO Date Format

Has anyone come up with an OCONV string that will product an ISO standard
date (-MM-DD)? After a vendor insisted on this last week I ended up
creating a subroutine called by an I descriptor but it seems like there
should be an easier way. A quick trip through the Universe Basic manual, my
old Prime Info-Basic manual, and Pick Basic: A programmer's guide didn't
shed any light.
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Re: [U2] ISO Date Format

2013-03-11 Thread Tony Gravagno 
It's things like this that make me wish more MV platforms had
user-defined processor codes. U2 excels in the versatility here. I
can't use wonderful codes like this because most of my code needs to
work across platforms.  Wah.  :'(

T

> From: Charles Stevenson 
> OCONV( "16507"   , "DYMD[4'',2'',2]" )  -->  "20130311"
> ICONV( "20130311", "DYMD[4'',2'',2]" )  -->  "16507"

>From Brian and Robert:
> D-YMD[4,2,2]

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Re: [U2] ISO Date Format

2013-03-11 Thread Jeff Schasny 

I knew it had to be possible. Thanks

Brian Leach wrote:

D-YMD[4,2,2]

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To: U2-Users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: [U2] ISO Date Format

Has anyone come up with an OCONV string that will product an ISO standard
date (-MM-DD)? After a vendor insisted on this last week I ended up
creating a subroutine called by an I descriptor but it seems like there
should be an easier way. A quick trip through the Universe Basic manual, my
old Prime Info-Basic manual, and Pick Basic: A programmer's guide didn't
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Re: [U2] ISO Date Format

2013-03-11 Thread Charles Stevenson 
By the way, you can also completely eliminate the dash (or slash, etc.) 
delimiters:


OCONV( "16507"   , "DYMD[4'',2'',2]" )  -->  "20130311"
ICONV( "20130311", "DYMD[4'',2'',2]" )  -->  "16507"

Notice that ICONV'ing the OCONV'd or OCONV'ing the ICONVd result gets 
you bat to where you started.  That makes it particularly useful in dict 
conversion fields.



I learned that on this list, but I do not remember from whom. There are 
too many people I've learned from.


cds


On 11 March 2013 13:56, Jeff Schasny  wrote:
Has anyone come up with an OCONV string that will product an ISO 
standard date (-MM-DD)? After a vendor insisted on this last week 
I ended up creating a subroutine called by an I descriptor but it 
seems like there should be an easier way. A quick trip through the 
Universe Basic manual, my old Prime Info-Basic manual, and Pick 
Basic: A programmer's guide didn't shed any light.


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Re: [U2] ISO Date Format

2013-03-11 Thread Robert Harris 
Blasted Google Mail, sent a blank reply in error..

Beaten to the punch by Brian, was going to post;

OCONV(INPDATE, "D4-YMD[4,2,2]")


Rob Harris
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Group IT Engineering, the OMEN
Tel : 01604 502666
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Re: [U2] ISO Date Format

2013-03-11 Thread Robert Harris 
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On 11 March 2013 13:56, Jeff Schasny  wrote:

> Has anyone come up with an OCONV string that will product an ISO standard
> date (-MM-DD)? After a vendor insisted on this last week I ended up
> creating a subroutine called by an I descriptor but it seems like there
> should be an easier way. A quick trip through the Universe Basic manual, my
> old Prime Info-Basic manual, and Pick Basic: A programmer's guide didn't
> shed any light.
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Re: [U2] ISO Date Format

2013-03-11 Thread Brian Leach 
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Subject: [U2] ISO Date Format

Has anyone come up with an OCONV string that will product an ISO standard
date (-MM-DD)? After a vendor insisted on this last week I ended up
creating a subroutine called by an I descriptor but it seems like there
should be an easier way. A quick trip through the Universe Basic manual, my
old Prime Info-Basic manual, and Pick Basic: A programmer's guide didn't
shed any light.
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[U2] ISO Date Format

2013-03-11 Thread Jeff Schasny 
Has anyone come up with an OCONV string that will product an ISO 
standard date (-MM-DD)? After a vendor insisted on this last week I 
ended up creating a subroutine called by an I descriptor but it seems 
like there should be an easier way. A quick trip through the Universe 
Basic manual, my old Prime Info-Basic manual, and Pick Basic: A 
programmer's guide didn't shed any light.

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