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sunilmvs
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Joined: 29 Oct 2006
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I had a very unusal scenario. We had a date comparison logic in our program in which we compared the current date with the date in the db2 table. In the comparison we copied the current date in the signed numeric field and the table date in alphanumeric field. The logic was if the current date > table date then a flag has to be set.
In the testing it worked fine , but when we moved the code to the production it failed can you explain the reason for this. |
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UmeySan
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Joined: 22 Aug 2006
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Location: Germany
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Hi !
The reason could depend on different aate formats between test and
produktion environment or simply that your testing dates fits the comarison and in produktion not.
For a correct date comparison coded yourself, the both dates must have format JJJJMMTT. So transform bothe dates to that format and then code you IF-Comparison.
Regards, Umeysan |
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