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Hi, I have a field of A256 format which stores date. I want to convert it into 'MDYY' format. I'm converting A256 to 'A20' format and then 'A20' to 'MDYY'. So the conversion from A256 to A20 is happening correctly but conversion from 'A20' to 'MDYY' is not happening.
================================================ Below is the fex where i'm trying to convert: DEFINE FILE DCR_CONSOLIDATED MONTH/A2=EDIT(DETECTED_ON_DATE, '99$$$$$$$$$'); YEAR/A5=EDIT(DETECTED_ON_DATE, '$$$$$$99999'); DAY/A2 = EDIT(DETECTED_ON_DATE, '$$$99$$$$$$'); DATE/A20 = MONTH ||'/'||DAY||'/'||YEAR; A_DT_1/A20= DATE; A_DT_2/MDYY = DATECVT(A_DT_1, 'A20', 'MDYY'); END TABLE FILE DCR_CONSOLIDATED PRINT MONTH DAY YEAR DATE A_DT_1 A_DT_2 END -EXIT
Output i'm getting: note: A_DT_2 field is coming as blank.
You can convert the A256 column with one DEFINEd column, using the DATECVT function (I assume the input column has date data with a date separator character):
DEFINE FILE CAR
DETECTED_ON_DATE/A256 = '07/23/2011 ';
A_DT_2/MDYY = DATECVT(EDIT(DETECTED_ON_DATE,'99$99$9999'), 'A8MDYY', 'MDYY');
END
TABLE FILE CAR
PRINT
DETECTED_ON_DATE
A_DT_2
BY COUNTRY
END
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