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SET FDOW doesn't work for me
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Catégorie:
Codage, syntaxe et commandes
Versions des environnements
Visual FoxPro:
VFP 9
OS:
Windows XP
Network:
Windows XP
Database:
Visual FoxPro
Divers
Thread ID:
01090273
Message ID:
01090291
Vues:
8
Sergey and Yuri
? DOW(DATE(), SET("FDOW"))
works perfect
But I read the help. I don't find DOW() function is not affected by SET FDOW
This is in my help
Returns a numeric day-of-the-week value from a Date or DateTime expression.
 
DOW(dExpression | tExpression [, nFirstDayOfWeek])

Parameters
dExpression
Specifies the Date expression from which DOW( ) returns the day number.

tExpression
Specifies the DateTime expression from which DOW( ) returns the day number.

nFirstDayOfWeek
Specifies the first day of the week. nFirstDayOfWeek may be one of the following values.

nFirstDayOfWeek  Description  
0
 DOW( ) uses whatever day is currently selected in the Week Starts On list box, which appears on the Regional Tab in the Options dialog box.
 
1 Sunday. This is the default when nFirstDayOfWeek is omitted, and is the first day of the week used in earlier FoxPro versions.
2 Monday
3 Tuesday
4 Wednesday
5 Thursday
6 Friday
7 Saturday
Yes [, nFirstDayOfWeek] is parameter but why I need to use this parameter while i have SET FDOW TO? or this is dummy SET ??? unusable may be

>According to help, the DOW() function is not affected by SET FDOW. The following should work for you
>? DOW(DATE(), SET("FDOW"))
>
>
>>I read thread#1090152 and I try this code
>>
>>*** today is Wednesday
>>clear
>>SET FDOW TO
>>? DOW(DATE()) &&& result is 4  = true
>>SET FDOW TO 2 &&& Monday is the first day
>>? DOW(DATE()) &&& result is again 4. Why ? Today is Wednesday must by 3
>>
>>What do I wrong?
>>TIA
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