Date less than 1950

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In T24 by default the Date type field will not allow entering a date which is older than the year 1950. In case if you enter a date 19490203 in a Date type field  the system will throw error "YEAR CANNOT PRECEDE 1950"

To overcome this the field 2 of the T array of the field in subject should be set to 1000.

An example is given below.

fieldName = 'XX<FIELD1'
fieldLength = '35.1'
fieldType = 'D'
fieldType<2> = 1000
CALL Table.addFieldDefinition(fieldName, fieldLength, fieldType, neighbour)

After defining the date field in this fashion the system will allow dates of years from 1000 to 2049

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