I'm reading two identical tables from two different sources. One is a Postgres table, the other one is Oracle.
One column (let's say COL1) is a TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE.
I want to compare the content of the two tables, in order to see if there are missed rows. So, I'm using a "Merge Rows (diff)" step. The problem is that the "Table Input" step reads correctly COL1 from PostgreS as a timestamp ('2018/08/20 06:43:40.000000000'), but it reads COL1 from Oracle as a String ('2018-08-20 06:43:40.0 CET').
Is there a way to read COL1 as a TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE also from Oracle?
Thank you!
One column (let's say COL1) is a TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE.
I want to compare the content of the two tables, in order to see if there are missed rows. So, I'm using a "Merge Rows (diff)" step. The problem is that the "Table Input" step reads correctly COL1 from PostgreS as a timestamp ('2018/08/20 06:43:40.000000000'), but it reads COL1 from Oracle as a String ('2018-08-20 06:43:40.0 CET').
Is there a way to read COL1 as a TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE also from Oracle?
Thank you!