What is the compilation option that has to he specified
while compiling an RPC program which uses a file having
date data type field?
Answer Posted / david lex
NONE.
One is not REQUIRED to use the DATFMT H spec to compile any
program accessing date data types.
That being said, DATFMT will keep date data types
consistent when read from files, but individual stand alone
variables are not affected.
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