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| Hi, We are having problems with a database query on oracle 10g using timestamps in OCCI. As I understand it, the one timestamp class in C++ OCCI represents all three oracle timestamps: timestamp, timestamp with timezone and timestamp with local timezone. However, our database has a column of type timestamp. When we run a query comparing timestamps using our C++ OCCI interface oracle seems to convert the timestamp in every row of the database to a timestamp with local timezone. This makes the query very slow. I can't see how we can run a query against our database timestamp without this conversion taking place because there is only one C++ timestamp class for all three timestamp types. Any help on this please? |
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