Calender Object issue on Oracle database 11G

I have migrated an Apex application built on Oracle 10G to an 11G R1 database.
I notice all Calender type reports show errors ie :
*1 error has occurred*
Query cannot be parsed, please check the syntax of your query. (ORA-00904: "TYPE": invalid identifier)
or
Unable to render component: ORA-00904: "TYPE": invalid identifier
I did not change anything at all. What component could I be missing on the 11 G database ?

Oh Never Mind - I fixed that one -
It was an undeclared type -
The real issue I am having has a different cause.

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Folks,
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I essentially endorse and refer you to Matthews' and John's post above.
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I have discoverer 11g. i try to open EUL of 10g discoverer. Are you talking about the Discoverer EUL (schema) or the hosting database server?
In the past Discoverer tools/clients and EUL had to be of the same version, and I expect this to be the same for "11g".
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