NIM041426 for ImageServer

Bug-ID-Nummer	NIM041426
Eingereicht	January 9, 2009
Zuletzt geändert	June 5, 2024
Gilt für	ImageServer
Gefunden in Version	9.2
Betriebssystem	Windows OS
Betriebssystemversion	2003
Status	Will Not Be Addressed

Zusätzliche Informationen

No Public Explanation

Workaround

Use the following script in the field calculator to convert the dates to the ISO date format (e.g. yyyymmdd), which can be stored in a long integer field:1. Create a long integer numeric field through the 'Fields Properties' section of the 'Service Properties' dialog.2. Run the 'Build' operation with the 'Extract metadata fields' option enabled.3. Open the service table and right-click on the newly added numeric field and select 'Field Calculator'.4. Select Advanced.5. Enter the following VBA code in the box marked 'Pre-Logic VBA Script Code', and modify the d4 dimensioned variable to match the desired date field:dim outDate as longdim outDateAsStr as string dim d2,d3 as stringdim nd1,nd2,nd3 as integer dim d4 as dated4 = [enter_date_field]nd1 = DatePart ( "yyyy" , d4 ) nd2 = DatePart ( "m" , d4 ) nd3 = DatePart ( "d" , d4 )'Add a leading zero to numbers less than 10 in keeping with the ISO date format.if nd2 < 10 then d2 = "0" & str(nd2)else d2 = str(nd2)end if 'Add a leading zero to numbers less than 10 in keeping with the ISO date format.if nd3 < 10 then d3 = "0" & str(nd3)else d3 = str(nd3)end if outDateAsStr = str(nd1) & d2 & d3outdate = val(outDateAsStr)6. Type the variable outdate into the next text box. Do not enclose it in quotes or brackets.7. Run the calculation to populate the numeric field.