I think EJPP_StartTime needs to be wrapped with a function like so;
to_char(EJPP_StartTime,'mm-dd-yyyy hh24.mi.SS') as StartTime
And note it is stored in GMT, so you may also want to adjust it for that too. (I know how to do this in SQLServer, but I don't know how to do this in Oracle.)
EDIT:
The Oracle function that can convert timestamps to different time zones is NEW_TIME()
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Pete
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Original Message:
Sent: 02-12-2020 09:28 AM
From: Wolfgang Brueckler
Subject: active workflows via email
Hi
thats a setting in your local ORA client somewhere on NLS section.
Sry I am no oracle expert by far so no idea which one it is exactly :-(
I have the same behavior using an SQLI VARA (time included) and Oracle SQL developer (date only)
hope this helps a bit.
cheers, Wolfgang
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Original Message:
Sent: 02-06-2020 03:26 AM
From: Akcaoglu
Subject: active workflows via email
Hi,
i will send daily at 6.15 am the following details per email:
-active workflows between 0.00am - 06.00 am
-startime of the workflow
i only get the start date of the workflow. :/
How can i get the starttime of the workflow (oracle database)?
Thanks in advance.
Best regards
Salih