SAS 9.3 BI Web Services Developer's Guide

34 Chapter 3 • Using Structured Web Services
Prompt Type Guidelines Examples
Date (cont’d.) For dates of type Week, enter values in one of
the following formats:
• Www yy
• Www yyyy (Java only)
• Weekww yyyy
Here is an explanation of the syntax:
ww
specifies a one-digit or two-digit integer that
represents the week of the year. Valid values
range from 1 to 52.
yy or yyyy
specifies a two-digit or four-digit integer that
represents the year. To refer to a year that is
more than 80 years in the past or 20 years in
the future, use four digits. Valid values for a
four-digit year range from 1600 to 2400.
For dates of type Month, enter values in one of
the following formats:
• mm/yy
• mm.yy
• mm-yy
• mmm yy (Java only)
• mmm/yy
• mmm.yy
• mmm-yy
• month-name yy (Java only)
• month-name yyyy
• month-name/yy (Java only)
• month-name.yy (Java only)
• month-name-yy (Java only)
Here is an explanation of the syntax:
mm
specifies a one-digit or two-digit integer that
represents the month of the year.
mmm or month-name
specifies the first three letters of the full name
of the month, or the full name of the month,
respectively. This value is not case sensitive.
yy or yyyy
specifies a two-digit or four-digit integer that
represents the year. To refer to a year that is
more than 80 years in the past or 20 years in
the future, use four digits. Valid values for a
four-digit year range from 1600 to 2400.
• W1 08
• W52 1910
• Week 20 2020
• Week 5 2048
• 12/1828
• 06.65
• 7–76
• Jul 08
• JUN/2010
• SEP.20
• Oct-2050
• August 20
• OCTOBER 1975
• MARCH/1970
• May.13
• November-18