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In a message dated 99-07-12 06:37:42 EDT, lwright@xxxxxxxxxx writes:
> Another thought: Note that the date above requires 8 digits. Single
> precision is normally only 7 digits. If dates are read as numbers in Easy
> Language, it will *NOT* be possible to make EL Y2k compliant, simply
> because there are more digits in the YYYYMMDD format than can be
> represented by single precision.
Don't think this is what single precision implies. First date could be an
integer, but from what I remember of my programming days, we are talking
about the number of decimal places. The root number can still be quite large
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