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muhammad
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| hey can anyone tell me how do i retrieve SYSTEM DATE in my COBOL program...? |
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murmohk1
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Muhammad,
Use COBOL mnemonics. |
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muhammad
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| is there any command such as CURRENT DATE or something which can help me move date to my variable?? |
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murmohk1
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| Search manuals, you will find. |
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ahalyah
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| Yes. Use as FUNCTION CURRENT DATE. |
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muhammad
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hey thanks,
its working well now... |
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Mickeydusaor
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The us of Function Current-Date returns a 21 byte date, you need to
look at the manual for the layout of this 21 bytes. |
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pamireddy
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WE CAN USE THE FOLLOWING COMMAND TO RETRIVE THE SYSTME DATE.
ACCEPT SYS-DATE FROM DATE.
NOTE: IN THE WORKING-STORAGE SECTION DEFINE
01 SYS-DATE PIC 9(6). |
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