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Tip
I've seen a lot of strategies for converting CYMD dates to YYMD in queries, but I don't remember this one:
YYMD = CYMD + 19000000
To get the month, you can use YYM = YYMD / 100 (and be sure to specify 6.0) for the definition.
This was first published in June 2003
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