Name
CreateDate
Synopsis
CreateDate(year, month, day)Returns a date/time object for the given date. The time value is set
to 00:00:00. For the
year parameter of the function, ColdFusion
MX accepts years in the range AD 100-9999. ColdFusion MX uses the
underlying JRE as well as the current locale to determine how to
process two-digit years. For most locales, two-digit years are
processed relative to the current century. Based on this, two-digit
years are interpreted to within 80 years before the current date and
20 years after. There are a few exceptions to this. The following
locales interpret two-digit years to within 72 years before the
current date and 28 years after: English (Australian), English (New
Zealand), German (Austrian), German (Standard), German (Swiss),
Portuguese (Brazilian), Portuguese (Standard), Swedish. Example:
April 15, 2003 looks like: <cfoutput> Four digit year: #CreateDate(2003, 04, 15)#<br> Two digit year#CreateDate(03, 04, 15)# </cfoutput>
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