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B2B 11.1.1 Creates timestamp in Unix time

Posted by devsource360 on 4 January, 2010
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Have you noticed when using the %TIMESTAMP% value is used for the file name format , the resulting timestamp will be formatted in UNIX time?

Example. If filename format is specified as
%TO_PARTY%_%DOCTYPE_NAME%_%DOCTYPE_REVISION%_%TIMESTAMP%.dat

The resulting filename will be created as
RetailInc_850_4010_1260822127812.dat

In this file the timestamp 1260822127 converts to GMT: Mon, 14 Dec 2009
20:22:07 UTC

In the 10g version of B2B, the timestamp output would have been something like… RetailInc_850_4010_2009DEC14_20_22_07_812.dat

This is a known issue and should be addressed in the next release. For more information log onto My Oracle Support and review bug 9212450. 






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