This is something easy - I know it. Been working for a couple of hours on it, googled it, no luck. Apologize in advance.
For some reason I can NOT alter the column heading using the column statement in Oracle.
Here is what I am running:
column clear;
column PeopleSoftTerms.LName HEADING 'PeopleSoft|Last Name';
SELECT PeopleSoftTerms.LName,
PeopleSoftTerms.FName as "PeopleSoft First Name",
TO_CHAR(PeopleSoftTerms.termdate, 'YYYY/MM/DD') as "Termination Date",
PeopleSoftTerms.ticket as "Maximo Ticket",
PeopleSoftTerms.LANID as "ID Listed in PeopleSoft",
Domain.logonid as "Active Directory ID", Domain.DisplayName, Domain.status
FROM PeopleSoftTerms
INNER JOIN Domain ON PeopleSoftTerms.LName = Domain.LName AND
PeopleSoftTerms.FName = Domain.FName;
I am at a loss here.
COLUMN commands take the column name only, not the fully qualified column name.
core> column event heading "This will work"
core> column v$session.event heading "This will not"
core> select v$session.event from v$session where rownum=1;
This will work
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(This is in SQLPlus. I do not believe COLUMN is supported at all by SQL Developer.)