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In newer revisions of DataFlex (Visual DataFlex, DataFlex 3.2), there is an easier method, both for creating new applications that are Y2K compliant and for updating existing, noncompliant applications to full Y2K compliance.
In newer revisions of DataFlex (Visual DataFlex, DataFlex 3.2), there is an easier method, both for creating new applications that are Y2K compliant and for updating existing, noncompliant applications to full Y2K compliance.


DataFlex has always had the capability to store dates with 4-digit years, so a properly written DataFlex application in any version of DataFlex will be Year-2000 (Y2K) compliant. However, in DataFlex 3.2 (caution: revisions of DataFlex prior to 3.1c do not have the Y2K-Enhancements), we have implemented additional support for easily making your applications Y2K compliant.
DataFlex has always had the capability to store dates with 4-digit years, so a properly written DataFlex application in any version of DataFlex will be Year-2000 (Y2K) compliant. However, in DataFlex 3.2 (caution: revisions of DataFlex prior to 3.1c do not have the Y2K-Enhancements), additional support has been implemented for easily making your applications Y2K compliant.


There are numerous additional enhancements and bug fixes to DataFlex 3.2. Please consult the DataFlex 3.2 Readme file for more details on these enhancements and fixes.
There are numerous additional enhancements and bug fixes to DataFlex 3.2. Please consult the DataFlex 3.2 Readme file for more details on these enhancements and fixes.