ADO, ShortDateFormat and Terminal Services/Citrix



I have a customer that is serving my application over Terminal Services and
another on Citrix.

They want to give individual users different date formats (D/M/YYYY or
M/D/YYYY). They implemented a REG file that updates the date format when
the profile starts up. From a display point of view, it works perfectly.

The problem is when ADO uses localized filtering, it gets the day and months
values swapped. It's like the ShortDateFormat that my app uses is different
than the one that ADO uses.

Does anyone know how ADO figures out the ShortDateFormat?


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