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Re: opinion on international date standards (kinda long)
Subject:Re: opinion on international date standards (kinda long) From:Sunil Gokhale <sunilg -at- PUNE -dot- TCS -dot- CO -dot- IN> Date:Thu, 24 Jul 1997 10:29:40 +0530
Hi,
The default format used is dd/mm/yy, unless ofcourse some application
needs another. Most of the clients of the company are non-Indian
comapanies, so I guess ddd/mm/yy could be a standard format.
Though would you do for the year 2000 - will the date be specified as
01/01/00 ??
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