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This materialized view was created with the following option settings: Lists the options that were set when the materialized view was created.
Option | Description |
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date_format |
Sets the format for dates retrieved from the database. The default is YYYY-MM-DD. See date_format option. |
date_order |
Controls the interpretation of date formats. The default is YMD. For Sybase Open Client and jConnect connections, the default is set to MDY See date_order option. |
default_timestamp_increment |
Specifies the number of microseconds to add to a column of type TIMESTAMP to keep values in the column unique. The default is 1. See default_timestamp_increment option. |
first_day_of_week |
Sets the numbering of the days of the week. The default is 7 (Sunday is the first day of the week). See first_day_of_week option. |
nearest_century |
Controls the interpretation of two-digit years in string-to-date conversions. The default is 50. See nearest_century option. |
precision |
Specifies the maximum number of digits in the result of any decimal arithmetic. The default is 30. See precision option. |
scale |
Specifies the minimum number of digits after the decimal point when an arithmetic result is truncated to the maximum precision. The default is 6. See scale option. |
time_format |
Sets the format for times retrieved from the database. The default is HH:NN:SS.SSS. See time_format option. |
timestamp_format |
Sets the format for timestamps that are retrieved from the database. The default is YYYY-MM-DD HH:NN:SS.SSS. See timestamp_format option. |
timestamp_with_time_zone_format |
Returns the format for TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE values retrieved from the database. See timestamp_with_time_zone_format option. |
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