OBIEE date prompt format yyyy-mm-dd

Dear All,
We did migration from obi 10g to 11g (version 11.1.1.7.0) .
I have troubles with conversion of date prompt:
My date format is dd.MM.yyyy, but when I pass date prompt into sql it is in format YYYY-MM-DD.
How can I change that my date prompt will always stay in format dd.mm.yyyy?

Hi,
There are couple of ways we can do the date format.
Please refer my blog.I have provided step by step implementation with screenshots.
http://satyaobieesolutions.blogspot.in/2013/06/dateformat-converting-using-evaluate.html
http://satyaobieesolutions.blogspot.in/2013/06/date-format-change.html
1. Using evaluate function we can modify the format.
ex:
USING EVALUATE
cast(Evaluate('to_char(%1,%2)',"Inventory"."Catalog"."dbo"."Dim_W_DAY_D_Inv_Unallocated_Run_Month"."CALENDAR_DATE",'YYYYMon') as varchar(10))
or,
cast(Evaluate('to_char(%1,%2)',<<COLUMN HERE>>,'YYYY-Mon') as varchar(10))
2. Open your report then click column properties then select Data format then select custom then here you can put which format you want.
Hope this help's
Thanks,
Satya Ranki Reddy

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 * @param min The minute to set the date to
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 * @param month The month to set the date to
 * @param date The date to set the date to
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 * @param min The minute to set the date to
 * @param sec The second to set the date to
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 else
 xx = d2.getMonth();
 if (m_mm > xx)
 return true;
 else if (m_mm < xx)
 return false;
 else
 xx = d2.getDate();
 if (m_dd > xx)
 return true;
 else if (m_dd < xx)
 return false;
 else
 xx = d2.getHour();
 if (m_hh > xx)
 return true;
 else if (m_hh < xx)
 return false;
 else
 xx = d2.getMinute();
 if (m_min > xx)
 return true;
 else if (m_min < xx)
 return false;
 else
 xx = d2.getSecond();
 if (m_ss > xx)
 return true;
 else if (m_ss < xx)
 return false;
 else
 return (m_mil > d2.getMillisecond());
 private void appendHoursMinutes(StringBuffer str, String separator)
 if (m_hh < 10)
 str.append(ZERO);
 str.append(Integer.toString(m_hh));
 if (!separator.equals(EMPTY))
 str.append(separator);
 if (m_min < 10)
 str.append(ZERO);
 str.append(Integer.toString(m_min));
 private void appendTime(StringBuffer str, String separator, boolean addMillis)
 appendHoursMinutes(str, separator);
 if (!separator.equals(EMPTY))
 str.append(separator);
 if (m_ss < 10)
 str.append(ZERO);
 str.append(Integer.toString(m_ss));
 if (addMillis)
 if (!separator.equals(EMPTY))
 str.append(separator);
 if (m_mil < 100)
 str.append(ZERO);
 if (m_mil < 10)
 str.append(ZERO);
 str.append(m_mil);
 * Version of the asString() method which defaults to FormatDDMMCCYY.
 * An example date in this format is:
 * <pre>
 * 25-02-1999
 * </pre>
 * @return The Date as a string in DDMMCCYY format.
 public String asString()
 return asString(FormatDDMMCCYY);
 * Convert the date to a String. This will format the Date as defined by the format
 * passed in. The default parameter is FormatDDMMCCYY.
 * The valid formats are:
 * <ul>
 * <li>FormatDDMMCCYY</li>
 * <li>FormatMMDDCCYY</li>
 * <li>FormatDATETIME</li>
 * <li>FormatDDMMTIME</li>
 * <li>FormatTIMESTAMP</li>
 * <li>FormatCCYYMMDD</li>
 * <li>FormatCCYYMMDDHHMM</li>
 * <li>FormatCCYYMMDDHHMMSS</li>
 * <li>FormatDDMMCCYYTIME</li>
 * <li>FormatDATEVERBOSE</li>
 * <li>FormatDATETIMEVERBOSE</li>
 * <li>FormatHHMMSS</li>
 * <li>FormatHHMMSSMIL</li>
 * <li>FormatDB2TIMESTAMP</li>
 * <li>FormatUDBTIMESTAMP</li>
 * </ul>
 * @param format The format to return the string in.
 * @return The date in string format (as specified by the format parameter).
 public String asString(int format)
 StringBuffer str = new StringBuffer(20);
 if (format == FormatDB2TIMESTAMP || format == FormatUDBTIMESTAMP)
 str.append(Integer.toString(getYear()));
 str.append(HYPHEN);
 int month = getMonth();
 if (month < 10)
 str.append(ZERO);
 str.append(Integer.toString(month));
 str.append(HYPHEN);
 int day = getDate();
 if (day < 10)
 str.append(ZERO);
 str.append(Integer.toString(day));
 String dateTimeSeparator = new String();
 if (format == FormatDB2TIMESTAMP)
 dateTimeSeparator = HYPHEN;
 else if (format == FormatUDBTIMESTAMP)
 dateTimeSeparator = SPACE;
 str.append(dateTimeSeparator);
 String timeSeparator = new String();
 if (format == FormatDB2TIMESTAMP)
 timeSeparator = PERIOD;
 else if (format == FormatUDBTIMESTAMP)
 timeSeparator = COLON;
 appendTime(str, timeSeparator, true);
 str.append("000");
 else if (format == FormatDATETIME || format == FormatMMMDDTIME || format == FormatTIMESTAMP)
 str.append(getMonthNameAbbrev());
 str.append(SPACE);
 if (m_dd < 10)
 str.append(ZERO);
 str.append(Integer.toString(m_dd));
 str.append(SPACE);
 appendTime(str, COLON, false);
 if (format == FormatDATETIME)
 str.append(SPACE);
 str.append(Integer.toString(m_yyyy));
 else if (format == FormatTIMESTAMP)
 str.append(COLON);
 str.append(formattedMillis(m_mil));
 else if (format == FormatHHMMSS)
 appendTime(str, COLON, false);
 else if (format == FormatHHMMSSMIL)
 appendTime(str, COLON, true);
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 str.append(Integer.toString(m_yyyy));
 if (m_mm < 10)
 str.append(ZERO);
 str.append(Integer.toString(m_mm));
 if (m_dd < 10)
 str.append(ZERO);
 str.append(Integer.toString(m_dd));
 if (format == FormatCCYYMMDDHHMMSS)
 appendTime(str, EMPTY, false);
 else if (format == FormatCCYYMMDDHHMM)
 appendHoursMinutes(str, EMPTY);
 else if (format == FormatDATEVERBOSE || format == FormatDATETIMEVERBOSE)
 str.append(Integer.toString(m_dd));
 if (m_dd > 10 && m_dd < 14)
 str.append(DayExtension[0]);
 else
 str.append(DayExtension[m_dd%10]);
 str.append(SPACE);
 str.append(getMonthName());
 str.append(SPACE);
 str.append(Integer.toString(m_yyyy));
 if (format == FormatDATETIMEVERBOSE)
 str.append(",");
 str.append(SPACE);
 appendTime(str, COLON, false);
 else
 // DDMMCCYY, MMDDCCYY, DDMMCCYYTIME
 int first;
 int second;
 if (format != FormatMMDDCCYY)
 first = getDate();
 second = getMonth();
 else
 second = getDate();
 first = getMonth();
 if (first < 10)
 str.append(ZERO);
 str.append(Integer.toString(first));
 str.append(s_dateSep);
 if (second < 10)
 str.append(ZERO);
 str.append(Integer.toString(second));
 str.append(s_dateSep);
 str.append(Integer.toString(getYear()));
 if (format == FormatDDMMCCYYTIME)
 str.append(SPACE);
 appendTime(str, COLON, false);
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 * @d2 The date to compare against.
 * @return Whether this date is before the date passed in.
 public boolean before(SlacDate d2)
 return (!after(d2) && !equals(d2));
 * Clone the current date.
 * @return The cloned SlacDate object
 public Object clone()
 SlacDate d = new SlacDate();
 d.m_dd = m_dd;
 d.m_mm = m_mm;
 d.m_yyyy = m_yyyy;
 d.m_hh = m_hh;
 d.m_min = m_min;
 d.m_ss = m_ss;
 d.m_mil = m_mil;
 return d;
 * Compare this date with the supplied date.
 * Hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds are taken into consideration.
 * Returns:
 * -1 this date is before the supplied date.
 * 0 this date is equal to the supplied date.
 * 1 this date is after the supplied date.
 public int compareTo(Object o2)
 SlacDate d2 = (SlacDate)o2;
 if (equals(d2))
 return 0;
 if (after(d2))
 return 1;
 return -1;
 * Compare this date with the supplied date.
 * Hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds are NOT taken into consideration.
 * Returns:
 * -1 this date is before the supplied date.
 * 0 this date is equal to the supplied date.
 * 1 this date is after the supplied date.
 public int compareDate(Object o2)
 SlacDate baseDate = (SlacDate)o2;
 SlacDate startBaseDate = new SlacDate(baseDate.getCalendar().getTime());
 startBaseDate.setHour(0);
 startBaseDate.setMinute(0);
 startBaseDate.setSecond(0);
 startBaseDate.setMillisecond(0);
 SlacDate endBaseDate = new SlacDate(baseDate.getCalendar().getTime());
 endBaseDate.setHour(23);
 endBaseDate.setMinute(59);
 endBaseDate.setSecond(59);
 endBaseDate.setMillisecond(999);
 int compare = 0;
 if (before(startBaseDate))
 compare = -1;
 else if (after(endBaseDate))
 compare = 1;
 return compare;
 * Compare this date with today's date.
 * Hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds are NOT taken into consideration.
 * Returns:
 * -1 this date is before today.
 * 0 this date is equal to today.
 * 1 this date is after today.
 public int compareToToday()
 return compareDate(today());
 * Calculate the difference (in days) between the two dates.
 * Note the difference may be negative.
 * @param from The start date
 * @param to The to date
 * @return The difference between the dates in days.
 public static int daysBetween(SlacDate from, SlacDate to)
 int dayFrom;
 int monthFrom;
 int yrFrom;
 int dayTo;
 int monthTo;
 int yrTo;
 int mult = 1;
 if (from.after(to))
 mult=-1;
 dayFrom = to.getDate();
 monthFrom = to.getMonth();
 yrFrom = to.getYear();
 dayTo = from.getDate();
 monthTo = from.getMonth();
 yrTo = from.getYear();
 else
 dayFrom = from.getDate();
 monthFrom = from.getMonth();
 yrFrom = from.getYear();
 dayTo = to.getDate();
 monthTo = to.getMonth();
 yrTo = to.getYear();
 int cnt=0;
 try
 if (yrFrom != yrTo)
 // Different Years.
 for (int i=yrFrom+1; i<yrTo; i++)
 cnt += SlacDate.daysInYear(i);
 for (int i=monthFrom+1; i<13; i++)
 cnt+=daysInMonth(i, yrFrom);
 for (int i=1; i<monthTo; i++)
 cnt+=daysInMonth(i, yrTo);
 cnt += (daysInMonth(monthFrom, yrFrom)-dayFrom);
 cnt += dayTo;
 else
 if (monthFrom != monthTo)
 // Same Year but different months.
 for (int i=monthFrom+1; i<monthTo; i++)
 cnt+=daysInMonth(i, yrFrom);
 cnt += (daysInMonth(monthFrom, yrFrom)-dayFrom);
 cnt += dayTo;
 else
 // Same Year and month.
 cnt += (dayTo-dayFrom);
 catch (InvalidDateException ide)
 // This should never happen
 return cnt * mult;
 * Calculate the number of days from the specified date.
 * Note the difference may be negative.
 * @param date The date to calculate from
 * @return The diference between the two dates in days (may be negative).
 public int daysFrom(SlacDate date)
 return daysBetween(date, this);
 * Calculates the number of days in a given month in a given year
 * copes with century dates!
 * @param month The month to determine the day count
 * @param year The year the month is in (only relevant for February).
 * @exception InvalidDateException Invalid parameters passed in. Ie the month was >= 12
 * or the month was < 0.
 public static int daysInMonth(int month, int year) throws InvalidDateException
 if (month > 12 || month <= 0)
 throw new InvalidDateException("Invalid month specified to SlacDate.daysInMonth(): " + month);
 // month-1, because DaysInMonth array is 0-based.
 return (month == FEBRUARY && isLeapYear(year)) ? 29 : DaysInMonth[month-1];
 * Calculates the number of days in a given year.
 * @param year The year the month is in (only relevant for February).
 public static int daysInYear(int year)
 return (isLeapYear(year)) ? 365 : 364;
 * Calculate the number of days to the specified date.
 * Note the difference may be negative.
 * @param date The date to calculate to
 * @return The diference between the two dates in days (may be negative).
 public int daysTo(SlacDate date)
 return daysBetween(this, date);
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 * @param years The number of years to increment by
 * @param months The number of months to increment by
 * @param days The number of days to increment by
 public void decrement(int years, int months, int days)
 decrementYears(years);
 decrementMonths(months);
 decrementDays(days);
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 * @param days The number of days to decrement by
 public void decrementDays(int days)
 incrementDays(days * -1);
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 * @param hours The number of hours to decrement by
 public void decrementHours(int hours)
 incrementHours(hours * -1);
 * Decrement the date by the specified number of milliseconds.
 * @param seconds The number of seconds to decrement by
 public void decrementMilliseconds(int milliseconds)
 incrementMilliseconds(milliseconds * -1);
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 * @param minutes The number of minutes to decrement by
 public void decrementMinutes(int minutes)
 incrementMinutes(minutes * -1);
 * Decrement the date by the specified number of months.
 * @param years The number of months to decrement by
 public void decrementMonths(int months)
 incrementMonths(months * -1);
 * Decrement the date by the specified number of seconds.
 * @param seconds The number of seconds to decrement by
 public void decrementSeconds(int seconds)
 incrementSeconds(seconds * -1);
 * Decrement the date by the specified number of years.
 * @param years The number of years to decrement by
 public void decrementYears(int years)
 incrementYears(years * -1);
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 * @param from The start date
 * @param to The end date
 public static String differenceBetween(SlacDate from, SlacDate to)
 SlacDate f, t;
 if (from.after(to))
 t = from;
 f = to;
 else
 t = to;
 f = from;
 int secs = 0;
 int mins = 0;
 int hours = 0;
 int days = 0;
 int months = 0;
 int years = 0;
 secs = t.getSecond() - f.getSecond();
 mins = t.getMinute() - f.getMinute();
 hours = t.getHour() - f.getHour();
 days = t.getDate() - f.getDate();
 months = t.getMonth() - f.getMonth();
 years = t.getYear() - f.getYear();
 if (secs < 0)
 secs += 60;
 mins--;
 if (mins < 0)
 mins += 60;
 hours--;
 if (hours < 0)
 hours += 24;
 days--;
 if (days < 0)
 try
 days += daysInMonth(f.getMonth(), f.getYear());
 catch (InvalidDateException ide)
 days += 30;
 months--;
 if (months < 0)
 months += 12;
 years--;
 StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
 sb.append(years).append(s_dateSep);
 sb.append(months).append(s_dateSep);
 sb.append(days).append(SPACE);
 sb.append(hours).append(COLON);
 sb.append(mins).append(COLON);
 sb.append(secs);
 return sb.toString();
 * Calculate the difference between the date passed in and this date.
 * Note that if the date passed in is in the future the difference will be
 * negative.
 * @param from The date from which to return the difference
 * @return The difference from the date passed in in String format
 public String differenceFrom(SlacDate from)
 return differenceBetween(from, this);
 * Calculate the difference between this date and the one passed in.
 * Note that if the date passed in is in the past the difference will be
 * negative.
 * @param to The date to which to return the difference
 * @return The difference to the date passed in in String format
 public String differenceTo(SlacDate to)
 return differenceBetween(this, to);
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 * @param d2 The date to compare against
 * @return Whether the dates are the same.
 public boolean equals(SlacDate d2)
 return ((m_yyyy == d2.m_yyyy) &&
 (m_mm == d2.m_mm) &&
 (m_dd == d2.m_dd) &&
 (m_hh == d2.m_hh) &&
 (m_min == d2.m_min) &&
 (m_ss == d2.m_ss) &&
 (m_mil == d2.m_mil));
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 Calendar cal = getCalendar();
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 String rString = null;
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 rString = "00" + millis;
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 rString = ZERO + millis;
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 rString = EMPTY + millis;
 return rString;
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 Calendar cal = Calendar.getInstance();
 cal.set(m_yyyy, m_mm-1, m_dd, m_hh, m_min, m_ss);
 cal.set(Calendar.MILLISECOND, m_mil);
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 * Return the Date/Time in CCYYMMDD format.
 * An example date in this format is:
 * <pre>
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 * </pre>
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 public String getCCYYMMDD()
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 * Return the Date/Time in CCYYMMDDHHMM format.
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 * 199902251423
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 * An example date in this format is:
 * <pre>
 * 19990225142356
 * </pre>
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 public String getCCYYMMDDHHMMSS()
 return asString(FormatCCYYMMDDHHMMSS);
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 * An example date in this format is:
 * <pre>
 * Feb 25 14:21:09 1999
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 * <pre>
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 * An example date in this format is:
 * <pre>
 * 25th February 1999
 * </pre>
 * @return The Date as a string in DATEVERBOSE format.
 public String getDATEVERBOSE()
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REPLACE
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FIELDS TERMINATED BY "|"
OPTIONALLY ENCLOSED BY '"'
TRAILING NULLCOLS
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TRANSACTION_MODE          "TRIM(:TRANSACTION_MODE)",
RECEIPT_NUMBER               "TRIM(:RECEIPT_NUMBER)",
INTERFACE_SOURCE          "TRIM(:INTERFACE_SOURCE)",
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LAST_UPDATED_BY                 "fnd_global.user_id"
{code}
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{code}
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L|CREATE|123|ABC|12/10/2012|100|PO12345|1|12/9/2012 2:40:20 PM
L|CORRECT|123|ABC|12/10/2012|150|PO12346|2|11/29/2011 11:23:12 AM{code}
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{code}
INDICATOR             VARCHAR2 (1 Byte)
TRANSACTION_MODE        VARCHAR2 (10 Byte)
RECEIPT_NUMBER             NUMBER
INTERFACE_SOURCE        VARCHAR2 (20 Byte)
RECEIPT_DATE             DATE
QUANTITY             NUMBER
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PO_LINE_NUMBER             NUMBER
CREATION_DATE             TIMESTAMP(0)
ERROR_MESSAGE             VARCHAR2 (4000 Byte)
PROCESS_FLAG             VARCHAR2 (5 Byte)
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