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I have written a focexec which uses Dialog Mananger to calculate the begining and ending dates for various date ranges. Below is an example of how it calculates the begining and ending dates for the current month.
If you check the manual for the HDTTM function, you'll notice, that the available languages for this function are reporting and maintain. So in DM it won't work. If you want to use DM to add a time portion, then just simply add ' 12:00 AM' to the &variable.
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Other functions that have available languages listed as 'reporting, Maintain' work in DM. why would this be an exception?
I had tried, among other things, concatenating the time component prior to posting this question, and it did not work in the WHERE statements where these variables are needed.
Thanks, dbeagan. I had done just that -- and it didn't work. Your post made realize the problem wasn't with the concatenation, it was that I hadn't added .EVAL to the variables in the WHERE statement.