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From: Maury H. <mh...@cr...> - 2006-02-17 16:22:11
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Mark: > You're right !! That does make a difference. Regrettably, that doesn't > solve my problem, as we do store time information in our DATE fields. Yes, it's going to be a problem with just about every Oracle database -- I haven't seen too many that actually use the TIMESTAMP data type. Unfortunately, the Oracle JDBC driver identifies a DATE column as a java.sql.Date, so SquirreL handles them that way. I don't think it will be able to be fixed without some Oracle-specific coding -- maybe that could be added to the Oracle plug-in? Maury -- Maury Hammel Technical Associate Cronus Technologies Inc. (CTI) 250 - 2nd Ave. South Saskatoon, SK S7K 1K9 Canada t. 306.652.5798 x107 http://www.cfactor.net |
