Robin Moffatt • 2/12/2014

Date formatting in OBIEE 11g - setting the default Locale for users

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This technical article addresses a common OBIEE 11g issue where users see dates in an incorrect format (e.g., MM/DD/YYYY instead of DD/MM/YYYY). It explains how locale controls date presentation and provides two solutions: manually setting it per user and using the USERLOCALE system session variable for a scalable, automated approach.

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