Subject | date non zero time substraction |
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Author | Alejandro Garcia |
Post date | 2007-06-08T09:09:34Z |
Hi! I'm working with a date difference :
dif= F_IBABS (TABLE1.DATE1-TABLE2.DATE2)
If DATE1 and DATE2 are dd/mm/aaaa hh:mm:ss with
hh:mm:ss = 00:00:00 the dif value is an integer and works fine
But when hh:mm:ss are non zero in DATE2 the dif value I'm getting are with decimals and I need them to be as if the hh:mm:ss were zero like in the first case, I can't just round the result because it's obviously not the same.
Is there a way to update just the hh:mm:ss value in the TABLE2.DATE2 and make it 00:00:00? or how could I fix this?
Thanks in advance
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dif= F_IBABS (TABLE1.DATE1-TABLE2.DATE2)
If DATE1 and DATE2 are dd/mm/aaaa hh:mm:ss with
hh:mm:ss = 00:00:00 the dif value is an integer and works fine
But when hh:mm:ss are non zero in DATE2 the dif value I'm getting are with decimals and I need them to be as if the hh:mm:ss were zero like in the first case, I can't just round the result because it's obviously not the same.
Is there a way to update just the hh:mm:ss value in the TABLE2.DATE2 and make it 00:00:00? or how could I fix this?
Thanks in advance
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