Formatting DATE in a print file

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This give me dates with a format of 12/31/1999 or 7/23/2005 just fine

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Formatting DATE in a print file

This is what works for me

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Formatting DATE in a print file

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Formatting DATE in a print file

DATE(*JOB *YY) gives you the date as described above

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Formatting DATE in a print file

Great, I'll give that a shot. Thanks for your help!

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Formatting DATE in a print file

I am using the DATE keyword in a print file to print the current date. This prints a 6 digit date in the form 030205. I want to be able to change the format so I can print a full 8 digit date and optionally include separators like 03/02/2005. Does anyone know how to make this happen from within the print file itself? I can use DATFMT(*USA) to make this work for other fields but since DATE is itself a keyword I have not found a way to control its format. Any help would be appreciated.