I believe that the programmer was saving the date as a two digit year. So, I guess what I'll have to do is look where they saved the date as a two digit value and change it to four digit value. It sounds like this should solve the problem. Does that sound right?

Jason

>>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
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>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 !!!)
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>SET CENTURY ON and reindex.