The source code objects are in two implementation languages; RPG and WinC.
You want to | Use | Parameters |
get the current AS/400 system date | RPG Get current date | Date day Date month Date year |
get the current AS/400 system time | RPG Get current time | Numeric time |
You want to | Use | Parameters |
get the current Windows date. | WIN Get current date | ISO date |
get the current Windows time. | WIN Get current time | ISO time |
get the current Windows date, time and micro-seconds. | WIN Get current timestamp | ISO Timestamp |
get the hour from an ISO time. | WIN Get hour from time | Time hour ISO time |
get the minute from an ISO time. | WIN Get minute from time | Time minute ISO time |
get the second from an ISO time. | WIN Get second from time | Time second ISO time |
get the day from an ISO date. | WIN Get day from date | Date day ISO date |
get the month from an ISO date. | WIN Get month from date | Date month ISO date |
get the year from an ISO date. | WIN Get year from date | Date year ISO date |
get a date by combining years, months and days. | WIN Construct date from parts | ISO date Date year Date month Date day |
get a time by combining hours, minutes and seconds. | WIN Construct time from parts | ISO time Time hour Time minute Time second |
The following WinC source code objects create a text string from a date or time or timestamp and allow you to format it in the way you want it to be viewed. This is useful for outputting dates and times in messages. The Format string field has some pre-defined values for commonly used formats but you can set up and use any format allowed on the C++ sprintf instruction.
You want to | Use | Parameters |
format an ISO date into a text string. | WIN Set date to format | Formatted date ISO date Format string |
format an ISO time into a text string. | WIN Set time to format | Formatted time ISO time Format string |
format an ISO timestamp into a text string. | WIN Set timestamp to format | Formatted timestamp ISO timestamp Format string |