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There is an example of how to do a dynamic range in the documentation.
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David is correct. There is a nice example to follow in the documentation. However, it is important to note that if you do a dynamic date range, the calendar icon disappears in 7.7.03 when using browsers other than IE. I don't know about hot fixes or future releases. In many cases, I can use a static range starting the range at the spot I want and then the users know not to go past the current date because it wouldn't make sense, but that is not always the ideal case depending on the situation.
WebFOCUS 7.7.03/8.0.08 Dev Studio 7.7.03/8.0.08 App Studio 8.0.08 Windows 7 ALL Outputs
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Here is an example of the fex that creates the XML file containing two rows:
SET ASNAMES=ON
SET HOLDLIST=PRINTONLY
TABLE FILE MIN_MAX_DATES
SUM
MIN.MIN_DTE AS DATE1
ON TABLE HOLD AS HDATEMIN
END
-RUN
TABLE FILE MIN_MAX_DATES
SUM
MAX.MAX_DTE AS DATE1
ON TABLE HOLD AS HDATEMAX
END
-RUN
TABLE FILE HDATEMIN
PRINT
DATE1
ON TABLE PCHOLD FORMAT XML
MORE
FILE HDATEMAX
END
-RUN
Francis
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I am retrieving 2 rows in an XML format (e.g., 01/15/2010 and 07/13/2013) but I am getting an error ('undefined' is null or not an object). I am returning a char value from the database so a may be formatting issue?