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Hello everyone,
We've been running reports from database using the SRW package. After we upgraded to a newer version of Application Server (we may have upgraded more that just that) the reports stopped being run.
I discovered that the problem is in the date/time format in the XML response from the report server. The SRW package is trying to convert the timinginfo string values to date using the following hardcoded date format:
DATE_FORMAT CONSTANT VarChar2(22) := 'MM/DD/YY HH:MI AM'; -- Date-Format used to convert the timing-info
However, the date format in the response coming back from the server is different - see below.
<?xml version = '1.0' encoding = 'ISO-8859-1' standalone = 'yes'?>
<serverQueues>
<job id="4314" queueType="current">
<name>SysEmailRequest</name>
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<owner>RWUser</owner>
<server>windev2006dev2006</server>
<destination>
<desType>EmailSysoeDes</desType>
<desName>PMRFI</desName>
<desFormat>pdf</desFormat>
</destination>
<timingInfo>
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<started>Jul 28, 2006 9:51:48 AM</started>
<finished>Jul 28, 2006 9:51:48 AM</finished>
</timingInfo>
</job>
</serverQueues>
Does anyone know where to set the date format for timinginfo?
I don't want to just modify the format in the SRW package without knowing why it changed.
Thanks in advance,
Rasto Sadecky

Hello,
The reports server uses the "machine's locale" to format the date.
You can use the jvmoptions parameter to specify another user.language :
rwserver server=repserver jvmoptions="-Duser.language=xx"
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