Holiday tabel problem.

Sorry Michel,

I don't think you read the book correctly.... Or maybe didn't read it at all. I have to admit neither did I till you mentioned this problem over the phone to me. But it is mentioned in the book.

This are the rules you have to follow while using holiday-vectoring:
The Holiday Table Form can be used for entering individual holidays or holiday ranges.
The following rules apply to entering dates on this form:
1. If a day is entered, the corresponding month must be entered.
2. If a month is entered, the corresponding day must be entered.
3. If an hour is entered, the corresponding minute must be entered.
4. If a minute is entered, the corresponding hour must be entered.
5. If an hour and minute is entered, the corresponding month and day must be
entered.
6. If a month and day is entered, the corresponding hour and minute is not required.
7. If an end month and day is entered, the corresponding start month and day must be
entered.
8. If a start month and day is entered, the corresponding end month and day is not
required.
9. To enter an individual holiday, enter a start month and day, but do not enter an end
month and day.
10. To enter a holiday range, enter both a start month and day and an end month and
day.
11. The start month, day, hour, and minute must be less than or equal to the end month,
day, hour, minute.
12. The description field is an alpha-numeric field that is used for identification.

I think in the programming we failed to follow step 11.
Okay it was very nice of us to program it that even outside bussiness hours the customers would get the move-message, but I guess when we just put saturday and sunday in the move-holiday table we wouldn't have had these problems.

Will see you tomorrow,

John

It says in step 11:

11. The start month, day, hour, and minute must be less than or equal to the end month,day, hour, minute.

In my case, the end date, day, hour and minute are higher then the begin date, day, hour and minute.
It should work fine in my opinion.

Hmm... something to investigate when we both are back at the office...
Maybe it takes the starttime for all the days in the period the same, so when you're before the stattime on the next day the rule doesn't apply.


Gr33tz,

John