Hi Lukas,
I wld say it's not a Jooq Issue, and this is how we create the
timestamp column in oracle (version Oracle 10.2):
CREATE TABLE GE_DEV.SOFAT_COMB
(
....
EXP VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
DATAVERSION TIMESTAMP(6) NOT NULL
)
TABLESPACE USERS
....
record.getValue("DATAVERSION") //record is org.jooq.Record
The java code snippet is actually extracted from spring-core source,
as mentioned in the comments of the code they declared that there is
an known issue with Oracle10g & its jdbc driver, so as u can see they
hack by checking the specific className in the code. I probably would
test it with another Oracle version, and update result back soon.
Regards,
David
