I haven't confirmed this, but I believe whenever you use an insert or update
action and insert a date with only a 2 digit year. If believe if you do a
direct DBMS with a 2 digit year, your result will be as you would expect (02
would be 2002). This is from my experience with Tango and SQL Server 7. It
seems to be Tango's interpretation of a 2 digit year when generating a query.
I looked for a config setting for this, but I didn't see one.
Mike
Dan Stein wrote:
> OK let me try asking it this way.
>
> Under what circumstances would a insert or update of a records write out as
> 1902 instead of 2002.
>
> DB Windows SQL 2000 SP ( not know for sure)
> WiTango App server SP1
> Windows 2000 Server
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