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I have a Date that I want to be put in quotes through the use of a Define.
Generally this is what I have: DEFINE FILE HOLDMAIN CTR/I9 = LAST CTR + 1; CONDITIONAL/A5 = IF CTR EQ 1 THEN '' ELSE 'OR'; STATUS/A8 = EVENT_STATUS; DATE/HYYMDS = EVENT_EFF_DATE; CODE/A8 = EVENT_CODE; END
Try this. You have to convert the HYYMDS date to alpha to append anything to it:
DEFINE FILE CAR DATE1/HYYMDS = HINPUT(8, '20050523', 8, 'HYYMDS'); DATE2/A22 = '''' || HCNVRT(DATE1,'(HYYMDS)',20,'A20') || ''''; END TABLE FILE CAR PRINT CAR DATE1 DATE2 BY COUNTRY END