Just create a Date field on the view form and tell it that the field is
your JOURNAL_ENTRY_DATE field.

i.e. Create a regular Date/Time field on the View form and on the
Database tab type in the DB View's field name exactly (yes case does
matter here).

Fred

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Subject: View Forms and Oracle Data Types

I created a SQL View:

SELECT Vendor as V,  sum(RECORD_AMOUNT) as SUM, Journal_Entry_Date FROM
TIP_MONTHLY_BILLING_DATA Group by Vendor, JOURNAL_ENTRY_DATE;

I created a View form and the Journal_Entry_Date is coming out like:
1060920000 or 1151640000.

When I look at the data types from my SQL View the JOURNAL_ENTRY_DATE
got automatically set as NUMBER(15,0).

Is there anyway to convert this in the VIEW form or else in my SQL VIEW
to a normal looking date?

Thanks in advance!!

Lisa

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