What happened?
The application fails to read or parse columns using the TIMESTAMP data type. I'm on v0.37.0 but actually this is happen even before that.
This bug makes the column shows unreadable text instead of timestamp. But it still loads the table, and shows other columns just fine.
Steps to reproduce
- Connect to an Oracle database using tablepro (I use Oracle Drive v1.0.16).
- Open a table containing TIMESTAMP (or variants like WITH TIME ZONE) columns.
- Attempt to fetch or view records.
Expected behavior
Successful mapping and display of Oracle TIMESTAMP values, including fractional seconds.
Database type
Oracle
TablePro version
0.37.0
macOS version & chip
macOS 26.4.1 / MBP M3 Pro
Screenshots / Logs

What happened?
The application fails to read or parse columns using the TIMESTAMP data type. I'm on v0.37.0 but actually this is happen even before that.
This bug makes the column shows unreadable text instead of timestamp. But it still loads the table, and shows other columns just fine.
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
Successful mapping and display of Oracle TIMESTAMP values, including fractional seconds.
Database type
Oracle
TablePro version
0.37.0
macOS version & chip
macOS 26.4.1 / MBP M3 Pro
Screenshots / Logs