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Ted
I've used the Microsoft .Net Data Provider for Oracle and also the Oracle
..Net Data Provider . I'm issuing a simple select statement which would
return a list of dates formatted as such 'MM/DD/YYYY'. The table is storing
the dates in a field of date data type in the format of M/D/YYYY. There is
no time portion on any of the dates, the data was imported from SQL Server.
Here is the section of my statement which formats the date '
TO_CHAR(tblarInvoiceHeader.ARInvoiceDate,'MM/DD/YYYY')', I get the following
error:
ORA-01834: not a valid month
I can issue the statement via SQL + and TOAD, and not generate the error, it
has to be the data provider. Does anyone have a clue as to what's going on
and the panacea to this issue?
Best Regards,
Ted.
..Net Data Provider . I'm issuing a simple select statement which would
return a list of dates formatted as such 'MM/DD/YYYY'. The table is storing
the dates in a field of date data type in the format of M/D/YYYY. There is
no time portion on any of the dates, the data was imported from SQL Server.
Here is the section of my statement which formats the date '
TO_CHAR(tblarInvoiceHeader.ARInvoiceDate,'MM/DD/YYYY')', I get the following
error:
ORA-01834: not a valid month
I can issue the statement via SQL + and TOAD, and not generate the error, it
has to be the data provider. Does anyone have a clue as to what's going on
and the panacea to this issue?
Best Regards,
Ted.