OIM 11g R2 My Information date format

Is it possible to change the date format in the MY information page of the identity console. As of now it is showing as mm/dd/yyyy. I would like to change it to dd/mm/yyyy.

I agree with Sagar...
However, changing the DefaultDateFormat will impact application wise while your requirement seems to be regarding MY information page of the identity console only. So, I won't recommend changing the Default Date Format...

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OIM 11g r2 Change UI date format

Hi Experts,
We have a requirement to display dates in DD/MM/YYYY format in the Create User, Modify User and My Information pages. Please let me know how UI date format could be changed.

I agree with Sagar...
However, changing the DefaultDateFormat will impact application wise while your requirement seems to be regarding MY information page of the identity console only. So, I won't recommend changing the Default Date Format...

Obiee 11g upgrade issue for date format

Hi,
I am facing a date format issue with obiee 11g report. This statement cast(cast(current_date as char) as timestamp) is failing with "not a valid month" error in obiee 11g. This worked fine with obiee 10g.
I am basically trying to set the date to 12:00:00 am of the sysdate. Below is what I am trying to achieve:
timestampadd(sql_tsi_hour, 1, cast(cast(current_date as char) as timestamp)))
the above statement fails in obiee 11g.
Thanks for your help,
AP

I dont think you need any functions to get the required output, try to set the date format as below
[FMT:timeStampShort]
If helps mark
Thanks
Edited by: Srini VEERAVALLI on Apr 23, 2013 4:18 PM
I think with format and then the below should work with no issues.
timestampadd(sql_tsi_hour, 1,current_date)
I think you are wasting time by posting here, just do it. You no need any ones permissions to do it ;)
Edited by: Srini VEERAVALLI on Apr 24, 2013 8:55 AM

Creating a Request via OIM 11g API

I'm trying to create a request in OIM using the API. I found this post ( OIM 11g - Setting Process Form Data through Request API ) which has the code to do it but I'm getting an error:
Here is what I have
OIMClient client = getOIMClient(url, username, password);
      long resKey = 0L;
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      String resourceKey = null;
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<Feb 14, 2012 4:53:24 PM EST> <Error> <oracle.iam.request.impl> <IAM-2050128> <Invalid beneficiary key was specified for Self-Request. >
oracle.iam.request.exception.InvalidRequestDataException: IAM-2050128:Invalid beneficiary key was specified for Self-Request.
I can see that USER KEY is getting populated.
Edited by: DJ on Feb 14, 2012 4:59 PM
Edited by: DJ on Feb 14, 2012 5:00 PM

While creating a request to provision iPlanet User one of the errors I was getting:
oracle.iam.request.exception.RequestServiceException: IAM-2050061:Type mismatch for the attribute Server. The type passed is String, but the corresponding type in the data set is Long.:Server:String:Long
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User Key is 45 and Resource Key is 5. I'm not sure why it swapped it.
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Date format mismatch between OIM 11gR2 GTC and backend custom database table (Oracle 11g R2)

Hi,
We have an OIM 11g R2 version running that has a GTC installed and configured. The GTC is used to provision to a 11g R2 database table via the DBAT 9.1.0.5.0 connector. Now the requirement is that the timestamp be recorded in the backend DB when a new record is provisioned to it using the GTC.
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Does anyone know of any way in which we can intercept the GTC provisioning request and convert the date on the fly, after OIM has passed on the control, but before the values are written into the DB table, or does anyone know of any workarounds to this issue?
I'd really appreciate it if someone could provide a solution to this.
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[http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E27559_01/dev.1112/e27150/refsched.htm#CIHBFCJG]
See 26.6 for the plugin.zip directory structure, and as I said, I used the same method on a previous task in the same OIM instance.
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How to polulate data from lookup using request dataset in OIM 11g

Hi,
Using Request dataset in OIM 11g, I need to display one dropdown with the roles those need to come from Lookup.
For Ex; I have 2 resources,i.e Resource A and Resource B. Resource A has 5 roles and Resource B has 3 Roles.
While creating a request, If I select Resource A, then I should be able to get 5 Roles and if I select Resource B then I should be able to see corresponding 3 roles.
Pls. note I have only one Look up definition , where I have roles for both Resource A and B.
I have done simillar thing in OIM 10g , however I am unable to do it using OIM 11g Request dataset.
Pls suggest.

Hi BB,
I am trying to follow up your response.
You are suggestng to use prepopulate adapter for to populate respource object name, that means We have to just use an sql query from obj tabke to get the resource object name. right ?? it could be like below, what should I have entity-type value here ??
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Reg: End Date equivalent in OIM 11g

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In OIM 11g, what is the equivalent of end-date in GTC Flat file reconciliation? What is the format it will accept?
Can someone suggest
Regards,
Karan

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AD 11g Trusted Recon is failing due to invalid Date format for Start Date

We are using OIM 11g with AD 11g connector.
we have mapped "whenCreated" attribute of AD to "Start Date" in OIM. We ran Trusted Recon, the recon failed due to invalid date format.
we got the following error :
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http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E40329_01/admin.1112/e27149/scheduler.htm#OMADM743, tasks "Sunrise of Accounts and entitlements" and "Sunset of Accounts and entitlements".
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