>>>>I am all of a sudden experiencing problems with the command
>>>>
>>>>SET CENTURY ON ROLLOVER 20
>>>>
>>>>It is using the default (current year + 50 ie 1999 = rollover 49).
>>>>
>>>>I purged my screens and all code and only set it one in the main startup program - same thing.
>>>>
>>>>I tried it from a clean start and the command window - same thing.
>>>>
>>>>I closed VFP and started it from the generic icon (programfiles\Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0\VFP) Same thing.
>>>
>>>put
>>>
>>>set century TO 19 rollover 20
>>
>>
>>Nuts. I spoke too soon.
>>I tried the above and it did not work.
>>02/22/13 still yealds 2013!
>>
>>Terry
>
>Rollover 20 for any 2-digit year from 00 to 19 is in the 2000s. Anything 20 thru 99 is 1900s. You got your implementation reversed.
Sorry! I have egg on my face. I did mess up my test.
Please disregard the last message. My mistake
The "SET CENTURY TO 19 ROLLOVER 20" works fine.
Terry
It is impossible to make programs idiot proof. Idiots are too cleaver.
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