Date & Time in Query Panel.

Dear All,
I have created a named criteria for View Object and used it for creating query panel. The problem is that it contains Date field i.e From-Date and To-Date.
Both are Bind Variables the search is executing properly but i want the search to happen on Date as well as Time(hr and min) by default it is creating Date Field in search panel to perform search with date only.
So how can solve this problem.
-Thanks.

Go to the VO where you defined the view criteria and the bind variable, select and edit the bind variable (the pencil icon on the right), select the 'Control Hints' tab, in the drop down box of 'Format Type' select 'Simple Date' and for 'Format' type 'yyyY-MM-dd hh:mm:ss'.
Recompile the model project and run the app again. In the query panel the date input should show the time as well now.
Timo

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Basically, no time alone in a query.
Is this transformation always needed or am I missing anything from this game ?
Server is 11gr1.
Thanks.

sperkmandl wrote:
Hi, I have a date colum named timeprop, where a time value has been inserted through:
DateFormat.getTimeInstance(DateFormat.MEDIUM, "de_DE").parse("11:12:13")I can only suppose that means that you are not using setTime().
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In SQL developer I can check the inserted value as:
select timeprop from version_table where timeprop is not null;
If you database is NOT Oracle then now would be the time to state that.
> Is this transformation always needed or am I missing anything from this game ?
The data type in the database DDL is relevant.
Oracle doesn't have any time only data types.
So if and only if you (and everyone else) has inserted time values in a consistent manner then you could use normal comparison by using setTime().
If that isn't true then you must craft Oracle PL/SQL to remove the time part of the timestamp values before you do your comparisions.

Date & Time in Query Panel.

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