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Changing the Century for Calendar or Defaults for Effective dates

The maximum value of Effective Thru (EFFT) date (as in some fields, like BOM Effective Date, Lot Effective Date, Etc …) the default value is 2010/12/31

Similarly, when you key in the dates like 06/20/11, the dates will automatically default to 06/20/1911, which is absurd.

Now you can change it via two data dictionary items – Century Change Year (CENTCHG) and DCYR.  Set it’s default value to 30 or 40, 50. The Effective Thru Date can be to 2030/12/31, 2040/12/31, 2050/12/31, its default value is 2010/12/31.

CENTCHG - DD Details

But make sure that You deploy to get the changes effective.

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1 comment to Changing the Century for Calendar or Defaults for Effective dates

  • Eric Lam

    Hi everybody

    Thank for your information, but I how to deploy to get the change effective.

    Regards.
    Eric Lam

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