Function Year() Foundation
Extracts the year from a date value as a numeric value.
Year( <dDate> ) --> nYear
The return value of Year() is an integer with four digits which designate the year of the date value, including the century. Zero is returned for an empty date (CtoD("")).
The conversion function Year() extracts the year from a date value and returns it as a numeric value. Similar functions are Day() and Month() which also produce a numeric value from a date value. Year() is generally used for the formatted output of a date.
// The example shows the return value of Year() and includes
// a user-defined function which transforms a date value to an
// alphanumeric character string.
PROCEDURE Main
? Date() // result: 12/06/94
? Year( Date() ) // result: 1994
? DateString( Date() ) // result: December 6, 1994
RETURN
FUNCTION DateString( dDate )
RETURN CMonth ( dDate ) + " " + ;
LTrim(Str( Day( dDate ), 2) ) + ", " + ;
Str(Year( dDate ), 4 )
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