Date format i regional setings are - yy.mm.dd . So when I want create timestamp from 8 feb. 2000 to 9 feb. 2000 I do: 1) User>Properties
2) Choose Timestamps
3) Check Star/End date
4) and write 00.02.08 and 00.02.09
THEN BUSINESS OBJECTS SAID THAT START DATE IS OLDER THAN END DATE.
when
4) I write 08.02.00 and 09.02.00
IT REFUSE LAST TWO NUMBER LEAVE AS 00.
Regional format must be set to use four digit years, bo will not work right with YY in many cases…
Found that out when my docagent went offline because end/expire date was earlier than start…
Good luck,
Brent
Date format i regional setings are - yy.mm.dd . So when I want create
timestamp from 8 feb. 2000 to 9 feb. 2000 I do: 1) User>Properties
2) Choose Timestamps
3) Check Star/End date
4) and write 00.02.08 and 00.02.09
THEN BUSINESS OBJECTS SAID THAT START DATE IS OLDER THAN END DATE.
when
4) I write 08.02.00 and 09.02.00
IT REFUSE LAST TWO NUMBER LEAVE AS 00.
And as long as we are on dates, I want to reiterate that you MUST set the NLS_DATE format in Oracle, if that is your back end, to DD-MM-RR, not DD-MM-YY…
Just have to put that out there, I found BO would not refresh universes correctly when that was not set.
Brent
Also, if you use mm/dd/yy in regional settings (not in bo, but windows / nt) go to mm/dd/yyyy - I thought that was a hoax, but BO recommends it, and I found that it will cause problems…