Julian dates in Query/400

Chris deOrla

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I know I've seen this before in here, but can't seem to find it. Is there a
way to convert a julian date to a gregorian date in an AS400 Query and what
is the formula to do so ?

Thanks,

Cd

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Link to the F00365 file.
ONDTEJ is the Julian date ONDATE is the converted date.

Make sure its populated first of course.


Scott Parker
Grote Industries, LLC.
WorldSoftware Version 8.1.2 AS/400 V4R4 (soon to be V4R5)
 
DATEG date(substr(digits(DATEJ+1900000),2,7))



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Right on !!

I just found it in the JDE List Archives....

Thanks for your help !!






Chris de Orla
Consultant
World Software V7.3.12 AS400 V4R4
 
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