Date format stored YYYYMMDD but I need DD MMM YYYY

I have the problem when I enter the date as August 23, 2008 forms (DRC data entry or OC) tried to check this in the constructor of the view and the data looks like this '20080823', but the date format SAS dataset must be 23 August 2008 this right? I don't know is what is going on... I created the question of the date in the format and type of DATE as the JMA in OC... (also the oracle stores the date in format DD-MON-AA but y is it store this way or shows me in the View Designer)
I changed the type of date format to the level of DCM... as STANDARD ~ ~ what can be the reason? and the solution?


Could someone help me please... ?

Hi Vinay,

You can get the date field by writing SQL Macro.

Smail

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