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thanks to all the replies. I think I'll work with the set date parm first
and if that doesn't work I'll try some of the other suggestions.
THANKS AGAIN :)
-----Original Message-----
From: John Backus [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Friday, January 03, 2003 10:08 AM
To: Larry Barnes
Subject: Re: MPEX date trouble
Larry,
Maybe you could borrow from this idea:
!RUN MAIN.PUB.VESOFT
SETVAR YYMMDDTODAY STRWRITE(TODAY:'%0Y%0M%0D')
SETVAR YYMMDDYESTERDAY STRWRITE(TODAY-1:'%0Y%0M%0D')
IF FEXISTS("P!YYMMDDYESTERDAY") THEN
PURGE P!YYMMDDYESTERDAY
ENDIF
IF FEXISTS("G!YYMMDDYESTERDAY") THEN
PURGE G!YYMMDDYESTERDAY
ENDIF
SHOWVAR YYMMDD@
!PEEKYEST
RENAME PROCDTL,P!YYMMDDYESTERDAY
RENAME GLOBDTL,G!YYMMDDYESTERDAY
John Backus
beechglen.com
(513) 922-0509
> I am trying to use a date '01/01/31' (ymd format) and add 1 to it. The
> problem is MPEX takes my date and converts it to mmddyy format. How do I
> get around this?
>
> here's my test:
>
> %setlvar endate dateparse('01/01/31','YMD')
>
> %SHOWLVAR
>
> ENDATE = 01/01/31
>
> SETLVAR start_date !endate+1
>
> %showlvar
>
> ENDATE = 01/01/31
>
> START_DATE = 31/01/02
>
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