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Mahua Mitra
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Hi
What is the gregorian Date format :
YYMMDD or CCYYMMDD ?
Say if I wish to use the function INTEGER-OF-DATE
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Mahua Mitra
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Let me complete the query:
Say If I wish to use the function INTEGER-OF-DATE, which amongst the two should be provided as input.
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enrico-sorichetti
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.... If I wish to use the function INTEGER-OF-DATE, which amongst the two should be provided as input.
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Wouldn' t it be faster to search the doc rather than wait for a forum answer
( or search the forum ) ??
a good old plaint stupid google search pointed back to a forum post with all the details |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Hi,
Use YYYYMMDD. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Hi,
Ah..little more..
FUNCTION INTEGER-OF-DATE--(argument-1)
argument-1: Must be an integer of the form YYYYMMDD, whose value is obtained from the calculation (YYYY * 10,000) + (MM * 100) + DD.
- YYYY represents the year in the Gregorian calendar. It must be an integer greater than 1600, but not greater than 9999.
- MM represents a month and must be a positive integer less than 13.
- DD represents a day and must be a positive integer less than 32, provided that it is valid for the specified month and year combination.
P.S.: Well, would like to repeat enrico...
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| it be faster to search the doc |
Trust me that's rather fast.. |
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