TRUNC function gives wrong date

I am using the code
SELECT TRUNC(SYSDATE-v_days,'DAY') INTO :P33_FROM_DATE FROM DUAL;
where v_days is a multiple of 7 (this is used to move around weeks), this should give back the start day of the week (if done today it would give 14th), however for some reason in APEX if gives the sundays date. In SQL Dev it works fine and is reporting the Mondays date. The inconsistencies are strange, this is the only process on the page, any ideas whats causing it?
Thanks

Hi Elliot,
According to the SQL User's Guide,
"The starting day of the week used by the format models DAY, DY, and D is specified implicitly by the initialization parameter NLS_TERRITORY."
So I'd look at your application language settings.
- Marco

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10021     Step 3
10022     Step 4
10023     Step 5
10060     Step 6
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10002     10021               1          2
10003     10022               2          1
10020     10023               3          5
10060     10060                3          4
10080     10140               3          2
10040     10040               3          3
10100     10160               4          3
10160     10220               4          2
11640     11640               3          1
11660     11660               0          6
11661     11661               0          7
11600     11600               0          4
11620     11620               4          1
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38441     21680                         10020
38440     21680                         10000
52062     21680                         10060
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*Add 21 days to current date.
call function 'RP_CALC_DATE_IN_INTERVAL'
         exporting
              date      = sy-datum
              days      = 21
              months    = 0
              signum    = '+'
              years     = 0
         importing
              calc_date = wa_date.
write: / wa_date.
Regards,
Ferry Lianto

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