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The APPDATE command allows you to control the operation of date and time | <p class="note"><b>Note:</b> This is a <var class="product">[[Sirius Mods]]</var>-only command prior to Version 7.5 of <var class="product">[[Model 204]]</var>. This command will perform no useful processing unless a site is authorized for the <var class="product">[[Sir2000 User Language Tools]]</var>. </p> | ||
oriented User Language $functions, in the following two ways: | |||
The <var>APPDATE</var> command allows you to control the operation of date and time | |||
oriented <var class="product">User Language</var> [[SOUL_$functions|$functions]], in the following two ways: | |||
<ol> | <ol> | ||
<li>You can specify a system-wide or user-level | <li>You can specify a system-wide or user-level | ||
clock that is used to obtain date and time values for User Language | clock that is used to obtain date and time values for User Language | ||
$functions. | $functions. | ||
For application testing, this is preferred to the [[ | For application testing, this is preferred to the Model 204 <var>[[SYSDATE parameter|SYSDATE]]</var> parameter, which is much less flexible and which | ||
parameter, which is much less flexible and which | |||
greatly complicates the ability to do things such as share procedure | greatly complicates the ability to do things such as share procedure | ||
files or read-only data files in the testing environment. | files or read-only data files in the testing environment. | ||
<p> | |||
The <var>APPDATE</var> command affects only date and time oriented User Language $functions; it does not affect any other date or time in the <var class="product">Model 204</var> environment. </p></li> | |||
<li>You can use the <var>DATE_ERR</var> clause to | |||
set switches that control the default system behavior when errors are | |||
encountered in date and time oriented <var class="product">User Language</var> $functions. | |||
<li>You can use the DATE_ERR clause to | |||
set switches that control the default system | |||
encountered in date and time oriented User Language $functions. | |||
The choices are to produce an error message along with request | The choices are to produce an error message along with request | ||
cancellation, produce a warning message, or silently continue with | cancellation, produce a warning message, or silently continue with | ||
the request. | the request. | ||
This control is available at the system and user level, and can also | <p> | ||
This control is available at the system and user level, and you can also | |||
function. | set it for the duration of a User Language request by using the <var>$Sir_Date_Err</var> function. At the system and user level, you can also control whether procedure names and line numbers are available for error messages. </p></li> | ||
At the system and user level, you can also control whether procedure | |||
names and line numbers are available for error messages. | |||
</ol> | </ol> | ||
==See also== | |||
[[The Sir2000 APPDATE command]] has detailed information about the <var>APPDATE</var> command. | |||
[[Category: User commands]] | [[Category: User commands]] | ||
[[Category: Commands]] | [[Category: Commands]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:21, 6 February 2019
Note: This is a Sirius Mods-only command prior to Version 7.5 of Model 204. This command will perform no useful processing unless a site is authorized for the Sir2000 User Language Tools.
The APPDATE command allows you to control the operation of date and time oriented User Language $functions, in the following two ways:
- You can specify a system-wide or user-level
clock that is used to obtain date and time values for User Language
$functions.
For application testing, this is preferred to the Model 204 SYSDATE parameter, which is much less flexible and which
greatly complicates the ability to do things such as share procedure
files or read-only data files in the testing environment.
The APPDATE command affects only date and time oriented User Language $functions; it does not affect any other date or time in the Model 204 environment.
- You can use the DATE_ERR clause to
set switches that control the default system behavior when errors are
encountered in date and time oriented User Language $functions.
The choices are to produce an error message along with request
cancellation, produce a warning message, or silently continue with
the request.
This control is available at the system and user level, and you can also set it for the duration of a User Language request by using the $Sir_Date_Err function. At the system and user level, you can also control whether procedure names and line numbers are available for error messages.
See also
The Sir2000 APPDATE command has detailed information about the APPDATE command.