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When comparing two YYM fields, get the error (FOC178) THE ADDITION OF TWO OR MORE DATE FIELDS IS INVALID
All I am doing is comparing the two YYM dates in the DEFINE..
Thanks
-* Go back 11 months from the date user entered
RPT_TO/MDYY=DATEADD(RPT_DATE, 'M', -11);
-* Tran Date from DB
TRAN_YRMO1/A6=GLRE_ACCT_YEAR | GLRE_ACCT_MTH;
TRAN_YRMO/A6YYM=TRAN_YRMO1;
-* back month at a time
RPT_YRMO11/YYM=DATEADD(RPT_TO, 'M', -1);
-*Sample output
-*TRAN_YRMO RPT_YRMO11
-*2012/10 2012/01
DEFINE FILE ...
-* Create Monthly Buckets
-******> error is triggered by this line
GLRE_LOC1/A6 = IF TRAN_YRMO EQ RPT_YRMO1 THEN GLRE_LOC_ID ELSE ' ';
..
END
This message has been edited. Last edited by: <Kathryn Henning>,
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Where is RPT_YRMO1 computed or defined? I don't see it in the code you posted. If it happens to be RPT_YRMO11, I wouldn't be comparing a YYM column to an A6YYM column (though I haven't tested if this would work).
Francis
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I was just giving an example .. I converted A6YYM TO YYM.. though it displays both fields as yyyy/mo dates, but in comparison its different, perhaps internally these are not the same values..
TRAN_YRMO/YYM is a result of direct conversion from a date field. RPT_YRMO/YYM is a result of DATEADD funtion
I think I will go back to using the Alpha char
How do I convert YYM (2013/01) format to Char (201301)?
Thanks
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TABLE FILE CAR
SUM SALES
COMPUTE MY_DATE/YYM = '201410';
COMPUTE MY_DATE_ALPHA1/A6YYM = MY_DATE; NOPRINT
COMPUTE MY_DATE_ALPHA2/A6 = MY_DATE_ALPHA1;
BY COUNTRY
END
It might help if you post your complete code, we could probably trace the dates and see what's going wrong...
Francis
Give me code, or give me retirement. In FOCUS since 1991
Production: WF 7.7.05M, Dev Studio, BID, MRE, WebSphere, DB2 / Test: WF 8.1.05M, App Studio, BI Portal, Report Caster, jQuery, HighCharts, Apache Tomcat, MS SQL Server
DEFINE FILE CAR FIRST_DATE/YYM='201410'; SECOND_DATE/YYM='201412'; FIRST_ALPHA_DATE/A6=DATECVT(FIRST_DATE, 'YYM', 'A6YYM'); SECOND_ALPHA_DATE/A6=DATECVT(SECOND_DATE, 'YYM', 'A6YYM'); END TABLE FILE CAR SUM SALES PRINT FIRST_DATE SECOND_DATE FIRST_ALPHA_DATE SECOND_ALPHA_DATE BY COUNTRY END
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