Arjay Angeles

Not sure but maybe try by adding an exception handler that captures an Oci8Exception with some conditions that filters a connection error?

Using the standard auth of laravel uses case sensitive credentials. If you want it case insensitive, use the auth provider included in the package. See https://github.com/yajra/laravel-oci8#laravel-52-oracle-user-provider.

Sorry, but I think my knowledge is not yet enough for this issue. I don't use much procedures on my projects and this is the first time I see this...

@cyberbit I think the query you used is indeed a bit wrong. I think the correct way to do this is: ```php $user = App\User::with("groups")->find($id); ```

Not sure on this but have you override some config like language? http://www.dba-oracle.com/t_ora_12705_resolution.htm > The ORA-12705 error is indeed controlled by NLS_LANG, and the ORA-12705 commonly happens when Oracle does...

Try removing these on your config: ``` 'edition' => env('DB_EDITION', ''), 'server_version' => env('DB_SERVER_VERSION', '11g'), ```

Just bind carbon instance, no need to format: ```php $attributes['start_date'] = Carbon::now(); $attributes['end_date'] = Carbon::now(); $attributes['navi_date'] = Carbon::now(); ```

The NLS date format was updated by the package to match the PHP default. If you want something different, you can also use `DB::setDateFormat('DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS')`. However, I do not recommend...

You can include the schema name on the table. ```php class User extends Model { protected $table = 'deposits.users'; } class GePrUser extends Model { protected $table = 'majlis.users'; }...

Maybe what you need is to set the connection. You can multiple connections on your config and just instruct the model on which connection to use. Something like: ```php class...