We have products that have a 10 year expiry date. Our operations team has reported that on these products as they are processed on a work order they come out with an expiry date of 1932. I am at a loss as to what would cause this. Any guidance would be much appreciated!
Is it perhaps the set rollover date in the system? See this.
Try setting the two digit max year in locale preferences.
This is called the rollover date and it was a popular topic around the changing of the millennium.
adxdcs is a pivot year used to determine the century when the year is two digits.
You need to provide a pivot date to define the century used by default when the date is two digits. Only the upper bound is entered, the lower bound is calculated accordingly.
Example: If you enter 2029 for the upper bound:
Online Stephen in reply to Christine T.
Just set the pivot year to 2050. As long as you have no data in the system with 2 digits years prior to 1950 it will then start "pivoting" on 2050. Birthdays can be a problem because folks born in 1949 with a 2 digit year entered would be born in 2049 but you would think that programmers would use a 4 digit year anywhere that exist.
So editing the discussion above
Example: If you enter 2050 for the upper bound:
