I think it's a problem in the Oracle JDBC driver.
Most likely NetBeans uses the toString() method to display the column values.
But oracle.sql.TIMESTAMPTZ does not implement toString() and thus it's this
typical Java "toString()" representation.
I think the only workaround is to retrieve it as a
Hi Sean,
That's what I think is going on behind the scenes for a database
result-set. My screenshot is from the built-in NetBeans screen showing
the results of a SQL query. I'm using the Oracle JDBC driver to connect
to Oracle 19c database, Running a SQL query and getting results. The
grid is
