You are correct about the record format and length. Thank you for the control
statements!
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On Tuesday, April 9th, 2024 at 12:12 PM, Sri Hari Kolusu
wrote:
> > > The date begins in column 1 and is 10 characters long. I know I want to
> > > use the SUBDAY
>> The date begins in column 1 and is 10 characters long. I know I want to use
>> the SUBDAYS function. I am looking at the DFSORT Programmer Guide. But I
>> learn best by example.
Richard,
Your input date has separators and DFSORT date arithmetic functions works on
date without separators. S
I have the following field in a dataset, that I want to subtract days from,
leaving the date in the original format.
The date begins in column 1 and is 10 characters long. I know I want to use the
SUBDAYS function. I am looking
at the DFSORT Programmer Guide. But I learn best by example.
2024/04
