UnicodeSET_DAY_SET_MNTHStmt < Main

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---+ SET DAY / SET MNTH Statements

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---++ Overview
   * These statements have been revised to support all three encoding types for the destination alpha field
   * The text for the result is taken from the 0SA MESSAGE file. This text is currently stored in a RAW alpha field.
   * If the Encoding type of the destination field is NATIONAL, then the text will be transcoded from the RAW encoding of 8859-15 to the specified NATIONAL encoding.
   * If the Encoding Type of the destination field is UNICODE, then the text will be transcoded from the RAW encoding of 8859-15 to UTF-32.
---++ Test Plan

Test SET DAY and SET MNTH with a Raw Alpha field.

Test SET DAY and SET MNTH with a Unicode Alpha field.

Test SET DAY and SET MNTH with a National Alpha field.
---++ Bugs

   1 <span style="color: #ff0000;"><span style="color: black;" class="WYSIWYG_COLOR">The last letter of the day is repeated when using the "L" option of SET DAY. To reproduce, run SET DAY/MNTH in TST, start with 03/16/2011 date then change to 03/15/2011 (do NOT use the calendar control). Unicode/National long day fields have extra "y" at the end. ** FIXED ** July 4 engine.</span></span>
   1 <span style="color: #ff0000;"><span style="color: black;" class="WYSIWYG_COLOR">Garbage characters are added to end of National/Unicode fields if Clock/Calendar control is used. Same example as previous, except use the Clock/Calendar control to change date to 03/17/2011. ** FIXED ** July 4 engine.</span></span>

-- Main.JeanNeron - 2011-03-16
Topic revision: r4 - 2011-07-05 - JeanNeron