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[jamief]

Just how do you use Extrct in free?

Thanks
Jamie

[jamief]

Re: K - Eye Sew we Todd did

Okay forget I asked that --- --


%SUBDT (Extract a Portion of a Date, Time, or Timestamp)

%SUBDT(value:*MSECONDS|*SECONDS|*MINUTES|*HOURS|*D AYS|*MONTHS|*YEARS)
%SUBDT(value:*MS|*S|*MN|*H|*D|*M|*Y)

%SUBDT extracts a portion of the information in a date, time, or timestamp value.
It returns an unsigned numeric value.

The first parameter is the date, time, or timestamp value.

The second parameter is the portion that you want to extract. The following
values are valid:

* For a date: *DAYS, *MONTHS, and *YEARS
* For a time: *SECONDS, *MINUTES, and *HOURS
* For a timestamp: *MSECONDS, *SECONDS, *MINUTES, *HOURS, *DAYS,
*MONTHS, and *YEARS

For this function, *DAYS always refers to the day of the month not the day
of the year (even if you are using a Julian date format). For example, the day
portion of February 10 is 10 not 41.

This function always returns a 4-digit year, even if the date format has a
2-digit year.



jamie

[FaStOnE]

Re: K - Eye Sew we Todd did

All that and you couldn't give example code with it? Getting stingy in your old age .. aren't ya!

[SG_FTL]

Re: K - Eye Sew we Todd did

very useful info jamie ..nice