I presume deliberate.. in Oracle, the data type called 'date' is fully
timestamp capable.
On 1 February 2017 at 16:42, James Gilbert <j...@sanger.ac.uk> wrote:
> In SQL::Translator::Producer::Oracle, used to produce the CREATE TABLE
> statements from my DBIx::Class defined schema, two timestamp columns I have
> defined as data_type timestamp, eg:
>
> last_modified => {
> data_type => 'timestamp',
> },
>
> are converted to date Oracle column types due to the %translate hash near
> the top of the file containing:
>
> date => 'date',
> datetime => 'date',
> time => 'date',
> timestamp => 'date',
> year => 'date',
>
> Is this deliberate? Any suggestions for an elegant workaround?
>
> Cheers, James
>
>
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