Problem with dates. -Reply -Reply

[Stewart, Mark]

I guess I should explain myself.  Yes the datatype is integer in PHD.  I am
used to working with tables VS RMS.  Here they have setup up some dates in
the database as integer.  If you do a quick screen generation the dates show
up as 19,980,101 instead of 1998/01/01.  They don't mirror the database in
the dictionary unfortunately.


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