Oracle 10g - Issue with Timestamp

Hi All,We are having an issue with Oracle 10g and Hyperion Intelligence Explorer 8.3.1.133I can only use ODBC to connect to 10g. If I use SQL Net as my connection source I get the dreaded "An unknown error has occurred".Hyperion support tells us to roll back to 8i or just use ODBC until patch released.Anybody know of any workarounds?Regards,Mike

Nevermind.. a co-worker just told me that I still have to use parenthesis around the values for the IN clause.

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