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Calcite | Level 5

2012-07-11 09:43:20.55

i have used time part

it was rouging the sec based on milli seconds

i wnat the output to be

Time

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09:43:20

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Jade | Level 19

Why not use the

INT function and discard the offensive decimal part.

data _null_;

   input dt anydtdtm25.;

   put (dt)(=datetime20.2);

   nomill = int(dt);

   put (nomill dt)(=datetime.);

   cards;

2012-07-11 09:43:20.55

;;;;

   run;

799  data _null_;

800     input dt anydtdtm25.;

801     put (dt)(=datetime20.2);

802     nomill = int(dt);

803     put (nomill dt)(=datetime.);

804     cards;

dt=11JUL12:09:43:20.55

nomill=11JUL12:09:43:20 dt=11JUL12:09:43:21

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