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Yariv_Amar
13 years agoContributor
Hi
Thank you Renato.
We are now using Groovy script to overcome this glitch, the groovy is familiar with both formats, and does the assertion correctly.
Although it works, I don't like it
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I'm not sure I can change the Oracle system as this DB contains many schemas\users for other projects too (I will ask our DBA).
I was looking for the same configuration on the client side.
Thanks to your reply, we've rechecked our environments and discovered that we had several different ojdbc.jar versions in use.
We will make sure that all users will have the same ojdbc.jar and that will resolve our issue.
I guess that oracle driver have different date format / strategy on different driver version.
Thank you Renato.
We are now using Groovy script to overcome this glitch, the groovy is familiar with both formats, and does the assertion correctly.
Although it works, I don't like it
.--
I'm not sure I can change the Oracle system as this DB contains many schemas\users for other projects too (I will ask our DBA).
I was looking for the same configuration on the client side.
Thanks to your reply, we've rechecked our environments and discovered that we had several different ojdbc.jar versions in use.
We will make sure that all users will have the same ojdbc.jar and that will resolve our issue.
I guess that oracle driver have different date format / strategy on different driver version.