Updates to cs_dt_crack

In addition to the datetype parameter values used for indicating CS_DATE, CS_TIME, CS_DATETIME, and CS_DATETIME4 datatypes, you can use these values to indicate CS_BIGDATETIME and CS_BIGTIME datatypes when using the cs_dt_crack CS-Library routine:

Two fields in the CS_DATEREC structure accommodate microsecond precision:

• datesecfrac is a CS_INT field holding the number of second fractions.

• datesecprec is a CS_INT field holding the precision. For CS_BIGDATETIME and CS_BIGTIME, this field is always 10⁶.

These fields are used only with datetime datatypes having a level of precision greater than milliseconds.

A CS_DATEREC is defined as:

typedef struct cs_daterec {

     CS_INT      dateyear;      /* year              */

     CS_INT      datemonth;     /* month             */

     CS_INT      datedmonth;    /* day of month      */

     CS_INT      datedyear;     /* day of year       */

     CS_INT      datedweek;     /* day of week       */

     CS_INT      datehour;      /* hour              */

     CS_INT      dateminute;    /* minute            */

     CS_INT      datesecond;    /* second            */

     CS_INT      datemsecond;   /* millisecond       */

     CS_INT      datetzone;     /* timezone          */

     CS_INT      datesecfrac;   /* second fractions  */

     CS_INT      datesecprec;   /* precision         */

 } CS_DATEREC;

For information about cs_dt_crack, see the Open Client and Open Server Common Libraries Reference Manual.