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Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Converting Dates
by Bruce Guetzkow
Although the date data type field has been around for several years now, many of us still have dates stored in our database as numeric or alpha fields. We've all used various ways to convert those dates to other formats so they are more human-readable or to comply with client or vendor needs: data structures, move left and move right, the infamous multiplication with truncation trick. While we may not use the date data type in the database, we can still use the date data type to simplify converting dates. READ MORE >
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Editing Numbers in CL, Take Two
Hey, Ted:
I just read Cletus' tip on the editing of numbers in CL procedures, called Editing Numbers in CL. I will add these techniques to my tool kit. As always, thanks for the great stuff. Here's another method I've used to remove leading blanks from numbers in CL. READ MORE >
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Selectively Deleting OS/400 Spool Files
Hey, Joe:
My users insist on saving labels and printouts after they are printed. And the worst part is that I can't just clear the output queues containing these spooled files because the company is asking me to keep the most recent spooled files for 30 days. Do you have any idea how I can selectively delete spooled files in an output queue that are more than 30 days old while leaving more recent printouts intact? READ MORE >
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Technical Editors: Howard Arner, Joe Hertvik, Ted Holt,
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Contributing Technical Editors: Joel Cochran, Wayne O. Evans, Raymond Everhart,
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