Hi I need to write a tacl routine to get sytem month and date and generate a file (SBCmmdd).Can you please help
On Wednesday, December 1, 2021 at 9:59:54 PM UTC-8, Akshaya Krishnan wrote:should be the top result. Click on the manual title and the document will open and you can read it online, or you can click the icon in the top right of the document display that is a downward-pointing arrow to download the PDF of the document to your
Hi I need to write a tacl routine to get sytem month and date and generate a file (SBCmmdd).Can you please helpWhat part of that do you need help with?
If you don't know how to get the TACL manual, go to www.hpe.com/info/nonstop-docs , click on the line for your type of NonStop system (L-series or J-series), enter "tacl ref" (without the quotes) into the search box, and the TACL Reference manual
If you don't know which TACL functions to use, look up #timestamp, #contime, and #setmany. The #contime entry has some example code that will show you how to get the month and day from the [#contime [#timestamp]] result, but don't follow the rest ofthe example, because it is wrong (it does not take into account when the month or day is a single digit. To take care of when month or day are single digits, use two #if statements to test whether each of the month and day are less than 10, and if so,
On Wednesday, December 1, 2021 at 9:59:54 PM UTC-8, Akshaya Krishnan wrote:be the top result. Click on the manual title and the document will open and you can read it online, or you can click the icon in the top right of the document display that is a downward-pointing arrow to download the PDF of the document to your computer.
Hi I need to write a tacl routine to get sytem month and date and generate a file (SBCmmdd).Can you please help
What part of that do you need help with?
If you don't know how to get the TACL manual, go to www.hpe.com/info/nonstop-docs , click on the line for your type of NonStop system (L-series or J-series), enter "tacl ref" (without the quotes) into the search box, and the TACL Reference manual should
If you don't know which TACL functions to use, look up #timestamp, #contime, and #setmany. The #contime entry has some example code that will show you how to get the month and day from the [#contime [#timestamp]] result, but don't follow the rest ofthe example, because it is wrong (it does not take into account when the month or day is a single digit. To take care of when month or day are single digits, use two #if statements to test whether each of the month and day are less than 10, and if so,
On Wed, 1 Dec 2021 23:31:18 -0800 (PST), Keith Dick <rkd...@gmail.com> wrote:should be the top result. Click on the manual title and the document will open and you can read it online, or you can click the icon in the top right of the document display that is a downward-pointing arrow to download the PDF of the document to your
On Wednesday, December 1, 2021 at 9:59:54 PM UTC-8, Akshaya Krishnan wrote: >> Hi I need to write a tacl routine to get sytem month and date and generate a file (SBCmmdd).Can you please help
What part of that do you need help with?
If you don't know how to get the TACL manual, go to www.hpe.com/info/nonstop-docs , click on the line for your type of NonStop system (L-series or J-series), enter "tacl ref" (without the quotes) into the search box, and the TACL Reference manual
the example, because it is wrong (it does not take into account when the month or day is a single digit. To take care of when month or day are single digits, use two #if statements to test whether each of the month and day are less than 10, and if so,If you don't know which TACL functions to use, look up #timestamp, #contime, and #setmany. The #contime entry has some example code that will show you how to get the month and day from the [#contime [#timestamp]] result, but don't follow the rest of
You may also get some good knowledge by using the TACL Programmers Guid (Searhc for 'tacl prog'). It has some time conversion examples.
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