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I would appreciate any assiistance with isolating 'unbalanced parenthesis' in the code below. I have reviewed this code a couple of times and cannot pinpoint line causing unbalanced parenthesis error. I need a 'fresh' set of eyes:
With arg1 = result of inner DATECVT arg2 = 'D' for Days arg3 = '-14' as number of days
But (according to the syntax reqirements quoted below),
a. arg3 should be numeric (rather than character); remove the quotes b. arg4, the ouput format for DATEADD, is needed (s/b 'YYMD', matching the trailing arg of the inner DATECVT call, snce that is DATEADD's input)
-- as sometimes happens, the parser caught an error, but triggered the wrong error-message number.
Syntax: How to Add or Subtract a Date Unit to or From a Date
DATEADD(date, 'unit', #units, outfield)
where:
date Date Is a full component date.
unit Alphanumeric Is one of the following enclosed in single quotation marks:
Y indicates a year unit.
M indicates a month unit.
D indicates a day unit.
WD indicates a weekday unit.
BD indicates a business day unit.
#units Integer Is the number of date units added to or subtracted from date. If this number is not a whole unit, it is rounded down to the next largest integer.
outfield Date (numeric date offset) Is the name of the field that contains the result, or the format of the output value enclosed in single quotation marks.
- Jack Gross WF through 8.1.05
Posts: 1925 | Location: NYC | In FOCUS since 1983 | Registered: January 11, 2005
Sorry for late response. I was out on vacation and turn this issue over to peer for resolution.
Thank you all for your help. I learned this has been resolved. Apprently, there was some bug and we had to download a patch for implementation, which corrected the issue with date fields.
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