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Y2K and Forms 4.5

From: Glenn Baron <gbaron_at_dial.pipex.com>
Date: 3 Feb 1999 20:46:37 GMT
Message-ID: <01be4fb6$6ed5cc60$245f95c1@default>


Hi all,

According to reliable sources, Forms 4.5 is "Y2K compliant" . However, I have noticed some quirky behaviour when ASSIGNING date values in triggers.

Perhaps someone could shed some light ?

The basic situation is, in a d/b using "dd-mon-rr" default date format :

I want to assign a (*very*) 'high' value to a forms date field, using the following syntax -

:date_thing := '31-Dec-49 ;

or

:date_thing := to_date('31-Dec-2199','dd-mon-yyyy') ;

where date_thing is an 11-character non-database date field in the form.

I get some strange results, which I won't disclose here for fear of prejudicing your responses. I appreciate that some of the above could be considered "Son of Y2K", but we're desperate :)

Cheers,

Glenn Baron Received on Wed Feb 03 1999 - 14:46:37 CST

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