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deeky@my-deja.com — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
Hi all,
We are running IDS 7.24-UC5.8 of IDS and 6.04 UC2 of 4GL and SQL.
We are also running AIX 4.3.3.1 which has passed the IBM "fixcheck" Y@K
test fine.
Our problem is when we enter a 2 digit date "00" it is converted to
"1900". I know using 4 digit dates is the answer, but unfortunatly the
third party application allows for the entry of 2-digit dates.
From what I have readon DBCENTURY I will need to upgrade SQL and 4GL to
7.2X in order to use DBCENTURY functionality. However, I was lead to
believe that the current versions of these products are supposed to use
the current cenrtury for year expansion as a default. This does not
explain why if my system date is correct and my O/S is Y2K, how come
"00" converts to "1900"?
Any thoughts on my situation?
TIA
Derrick
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