2100 & 2300 aren't leap years. I guess it depends on the application, antiques,
historical dates etc.
or future dates like when you will be fully vested in your retirement acct.
<g> Rich
Allen E. Elwood wrote:
So...it won't be a problem until 2,400? I can live with that. And I'm
gettin' up there in my years too. Just turned 49 last March.
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Wilson
Sent: Thursday, June 02, 2005 12:29 PM
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Subject: Re: [U2] Finding last day of month
you cant just use mod(x,4) logic
the following from some website (dont remember where/when I found it)
***
The rule for leap years is that all years divisable by 4 are leap years,
except
those years divisable by 100. The exception is that years divisible by 400
are
leap years
****
of course only us old foggies that used pick way back when remember this <g>
Rich
Allen E. Elwood wrote:
I've always used the simple method.
*Initialization section
END.DATES = '31,28,31,30,31,30,31,31,30,31,30,31'
END.DATES = CHANGE(END.DATES,',',@AM)
*Main loop section
LAST.DATE = END.DATES<MONTH>
IF MONTH = 2 AND NOT(MOD(YEAR,4)) THEN LAST.DATE+=1
btw, there may be an error in this, my allergies are truly messing with my
head today.....and for the last week....Gaaa
Allen
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Sent: Thursday, June 02, 2005 11:21 AM
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Subject: Re: [U2] Finding last day of month
That method can actually backfire, for example, if your starting date is
20040130, you'll end up on Feb 29 instead of Jan 31. What I would do is
replace the day with 01 and add 1 to the month, then iconv and subtract
1 day.
-Dianne
Marco Manyevere wrote:
Hi,
Given a date like 20040203, I want to return the last valid date for that
month and year (20040229 in this case). What is the shortest code fragment
to achieve this?
At the moment I'm replacing the day with 01, then iconv, add 35 days to
the
internal date and then oconv and replace the day again with 01. I'm then
on
the first day of the next month. I then iconv, subtract 1 day and oconv.
Thanks for any help.
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