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SQl Server Specific response
Hi Paul, Thanks for the Repsonse. I am also an oracle user so i was sort of stumped with this SQL Server Stuff. Anyways there is nothing in sql server like that. I solved this problem by specifying a New LOV which allowed for dd/MM/yyyy. Thanks once again for the response. regards, Ganesh R- gansr
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- Forum: Business Objects solutions
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SQl Server Specific response
Hi, I am a Newbie to BO and if this is silly and simple pls forgive me. I have created a few reports and these reports take atwo dates as arguments for the query. The date format is given as mm/dd/yyyy but now the users need to enter the format as dd/mm/yyyy. How do i achieve this. I tried...- gansr
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