There are a variety of variables available to display the current date. How the date is read or displayed on the screen is determined by the variable that is used.
The following variables can display dates:
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Variable |
Date Format |
Example |
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ZDATE |
English mm/dd/yy |
February 15, 2002 appears as: 02/15/02 Note: If the "European Dates" option is set to Y in the System Options Table (SMRT), this variable will be formatted in European format, dd/mm/yy. |
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ZLDATE |
English with long year mm/dd/yyyy |
February 15, 2002 appears as: 02/15/2002 Note: If the "European Dates" option is set to Y in the System Options Table (SMRT), this variable will be formatted in European long year format, dd/mm/yyyy. |
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ZEDATE |
European dd/mm/yy |
February 15, 2002 appears as: 15/02/02 |
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ZJDATE |
Julian yy.jjj |
February 15, 2002 appears as: 02.046 |
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ZLEDATE |
European with long year dd/mm/yyyy |
February 15, 2002 appears as: 15/02/2002 |
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ZLJDATE |
Julian with long year yyyy.jjj |
February 15, 2002 appears as: 2002.046 |
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