Problem displaying oracle.sql.timestamp columns

When displaying table contents using the editor, column values of type oracle.sql.timestamp show up as "<error>". In the "SQL Results" window, for colunms of this type, the column value shows only "oracle.sql.TIMESTAMP. Does anyone know if there is a fix for this problem. Thanks. -Chuck

I've had the same problem, I would think that there would be support for JDBC time with a timezone. -Derek

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Attempting to view records in a table from a MS SQL Server 2005 schema. All fields are ok, except
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