Re: Year 2000 compliance

In article <6aiqff$l7b@cssun.mathcs.emory.edu>, Nigel Gall <nigelg@ppsl.com> writes > >Hi! > >I'm gonna take a chance and shoot from the lips for a change. > >Could someone please explain to me how a compiler could make >non-y2k-compliant code automagically compliant? What am I missing here? > >At 03:04 PM 1/26/98 EDT, mehdi@querix.co.uk wrote: >> >>You can use QueriX compilers as an alternative. QueriX is y2K compliant >>. You can also compile your 4GL programs to run on an Oracle DBMS. The >>DEC port is available now. For more details please see our site @ : >> >>http://www.querix.co.uk/ >> >> [... snip ...] > It supports DBCENTURY? It knows year 2000 IS a leap year (using the divide by 400 rule)? >Best regards, >Nigel >+-------------------------------------------------------------+ >|Name : Edmund Nigel Gall Tel: (868) 636 3153 | >|Title : Information Systems Specialist Fax: (868) 679 3770 | >|Company: Process Plant Services Limited | >|Address: Atlantic Avenue, Point Lisas Industrial Estate | >| Point Lisas, Couva, Trinidad & Tobago, W.I. | >+----- mailto:nigelg@ppsl.com ------ http://www.ppsl.com -----+ > -- David Williams Maintainer of the Informix FAQ Primary site (Beta Version) http://www.smooth1.demon.co.uk Official site http://www.iiug.org/techinfo/faq/faq_top.html I see you standin', Standin' on your own, It's such a lonely place for you, For you to be If you need a shoulder, Or if you need a friend, I'll be here standing, Until the bitter end... So don't chastise me Or think I, I mean you harm... All I ever wanted Was for you To know that I care