asked on Wrong @ExecutionTime format in SSRS 2012
We have just installed SQL Server Reporting Services Service 2012(RTM) on SharePoint Server 2010 SP1 according to these instructions http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh231687(SQL.110).aspx SSRS services are running as a SharePoint service and it works like a charm except;
The problem is SSRS shows the @ExecutionTime and date format as MM/DD/YYYY although it should be DD/MM/YYYY
I have tried some troubleshooting steps;
1) Set regional settings of the Windows Server 2008 R2(SharePoint) to DD/MM/YYYY format.
2) Set the default language of the report to en-GB language.
Unfortunately they didn't work!
Is there any way to change reporting services to DD/MM/YYYY format?
Cheers
The problem is SSRS shows the @ExecutionTime and date format as MM/DD/YYYY although it should be DD/MM/YYYY
I have tried some troubleshooting steps;
1) Set regional settings of the Windows Server 2008 R2(SharePoint) to DD/MM/YYYY format.
2) Set the default language of the report to en-GB language.
Unfortunately they didn't work!
Is there any way to change reporting services to DD/MM/YYYY format?
Cheers
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Thanks ValentinoV, I' ve tried to change the regional settings on user settings and site settings but it's the same...
In second step I set the default language of reports to 'en-GB'
In second step I set the default language of reports to 'en-GB'
What do you mean with "default language of reports"? Are you referring to the Language property in the report itself, or something differently?
ASKER
I'm referring to localization field on the report builder. I' ve attached a screenshot.
reportbuilder.png
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ASKER
I have also changed the SQL Server regional settings which holds the report server databases.
ASKER
Hi ValentinoV,
sorry I've missed the site settings point, just created a new site which is default language is my local language, after that it works! Cheers
sorry I've missed the site settings point, just created a new site which is default language is my local language, after that it works! Cheers
But apparently you tried that already (sorry, was a bit too fast).