jack786
6th July 2004, 17:05
When I use long.vairable = utc.num() Its giving error saying that
"Un resloved function refers to utc.num()"
Do I need to incl any thing before using utc.num
can any body help me
rgds,
Jack
lbencic
6th July 2004, 17:14
utc.num() should not give you errors, especially in Baan V. There is no include required. Can you post a bit of the code maybe?
jack786
7th July 2004, 05:25
sorry for not updating my profile now am on Baan IVC,Does it work on Baan IV?
sachin03
7th July 2004, 07:30
utc.num() is not available in baan IV. the only UTC function available in Baan IV is utc.to.local()
klixy23
7th July 2004, 11:56
... and date.time.utc() and local.to.utc().
lbencic
7th July 2004, 17:19
Probably what you want to do is store the current date in Baan IV format. The function for that is:
long.variable = date.num()
In Baan IV you need to store the time separate. One way is:
long.variable = time.num()