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Problem Note 58401: The tooltip for a date field on a SAS® Enterprise Case Management search page does not reflect the Short Date format selected in SAS® Preferences

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When you view a search page in SAS Enterprise Case Management and click a date field, you might see an incorrect format in the tooltip for the field. The tooltip for a date field on a SAS Enterprise Case Management search page should use the Short Date format that you selected in the SAS Preferences Manager. Instead, you might see a different date format in the tooltip when you click a date field in a search page.

When the problem occurs, you should use the format that matches your SAS Preferences setting instead of the format suggested by the tooltip.

For example, you can set the Short date format to be yyyy-mm-dd in SAS Preferences Manager, as shown in the following screen shot:


Preferences short date

When you place the cursor in a date field box, the tooltip might incorrectly show the date in mm/dd/yyyy format, as shown below:


Tooltip in mmddyyyy format

If you enter a date in the suggested mm/dd/yyyy format and click Search, you might encounter the following error when the format does not match your preferences:


Date created From must contain a valid date format

However, when you enter a date in the format that matches your preferences setting, you might see a different error, shown below:


The value entered is not valid

When you use a date format that matches your preferences setting and receive an error message, the error message is incorrect. You can ignore the error message and click Search to execute the search query.

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Operating System and Release Information

Product FamilyProductSystemProduct ReleaseSAS Release
ReportedFixed*ReportedFixed*
SAS SystemSAS Enterprise Case ManagementLinux for x646.3_M1
64-bit Enabled Solaris6.3_M1
64-bit Enabled AIX6.3_M1
Microsoft® Windows® for x646.3_M1
* For software releases that are not yet generally available, the Fixed Release is the software release in which the problem is planned to be fixed.