>Hi Rob. I am the originator of this thread and I have narrowed the problem down to what you've identified: CTOD(). It looks as if everytime this is used it returns '1900' as the year. Any suggestions as to how to fix this. Your help would be extremely appreciated.
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>TIA,
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>Jason
DTOC( ) returns an 8-character string if SET CENTURY is off, and it returns a 10-character string if SET CENTURY is ON. CTOD( ) defaults to the 20th century (19xx) if the string includes only a 2-digit year (mm/dd/yy), but works fine for Y2K if the string has a 4-digit year (mm/dd/yyyy). What problems are you running into?
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>>The only problems I have found are regarding DTOC() (we have some old legacy stuff taken over from other developers that uses DTOC() in index tags !!!)
SET CENTURY ON and reindex.
Rick Borup, MCSD
recursion (rE-kur'-shun) n.
see recursion.