SQL Reporting :: How To Date Parameters Localization
Jun 2, 2010
I've been struggling with one of my reports executed on MS SQL Server 2005 and built with SSRS 2k5.
Indeed, this report can be executed by many people around the world and as a consequence with different browser cultures.
My SQL Server is a French version of SQL Server 2005. So is SRRS 2005.
When a user with a en-US browser culture executes the report, two datepickers allow him to choose dates. Those datepickers are well localized (m/d/yyyy) but my server interprets the chosen dates as French ones (dd/mm/yyyy) thus retrieving wrong results.
I've tried to set the report's language to French but the datepickers are still localized.
how I could either force the report's culture or have sql server properly interpret dates.
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