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iknow
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| While checking validity of dates,is there any method other than checking for date,month and year separately? Are there any special functions using which we can compare a given date directly with SYSTEM date? |
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vcsreddy
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| comparision on what.can u give me brief explanation of u r query |
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iknow
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Hi
How to compare system date with the date supplied by the user. Is there any special functions to achieve it. |
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krishnaiahc
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Hai,
The system date will come in the form of "yyyy-mm-dd" and user suplied date have to convert to standard date format "yyyy-mm-dd" .
Now you compare the both dates . Let me know if any concerns.
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Krishna |
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khamarutheen
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hi,
use currentdate command to extract the system date and just compare with the user date. c that the user date should match with the system date format 'yyyy-mm-dd'
correct me if i m wrong |
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