I don't know which columns are dates (so, I'll assume those prefixed with dt are). For your test script, you would have to change from 

my $sth = $dbh->prepare_cached(
  "SELECT * FROM ReleaseDates"
);

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to 
my $sth = $dbh->prepare_cached(
  "SELECT convert( char(8), dtXXX, 101 ) FROM ReleaseDates" );

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for the cgi: 
  my $sth =$connection->prepare(
    "SELECT Release, dtTargetFeatureFreeze, 
     dtTargetCCRB, dtTargetReleaseFromDev, 
     dtTargetRTM, TwikiURL, ReleaseNum, Display
     FROM ReleaseDates WHERE (Display = 1)"
  );

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to 
 my $sth =$connection->prepare(
    "SELECT Release, 
     convert( char(8), dtTargetFeatureFreeze, 1), 
     convert( char(8), dtTargetCCRB, 1),
     convert( char(8), dtTargetReleaseFromDev, 1), 
     convert( char(8), dtTargetRTM, 1),
     TwikiURL, ReleaseNum, Display
     FROM ReleaseDates WHERE (Display = 1)"
  );

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-derby

update: BTW, setting dateformat only affects inputting dates.

In reply to Re^3: Using DBI::Sybase having problem with Date format by derby
in thread Using DBI::Sybase having problem with Date format by yoyomonkey

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