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Date format in results data grid
Hello,
Is there a way to change the display of DATE fields in the results data grid? Ours is displaying DD-MM-YYYY and we want it to display YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS. Thanks.
Answers
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Hi,
Before you issue the query (in the same session) issue ALTER SESSION SET nls_date_format='your_date_format_here'
At some point we plan a way to automatically execute commands like this with each session that is established, but for now you will need to do it yourself or use a login trigger.
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We do a lot of date/time analysis using Oracle Developer and I must admit, having to specify functions to show a timestamp for a column stored as date and time is annoying.
In Oracle SQL Developer application, I am able to set the date/time formats in the NLZ preferences, could this be implemented for VSCode also? or at least return results in the database intended format.