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Gustavo Cebrian wrote:
We are trying to set a TimeStamp in mysql from Java.
We use the set TimeStamp funcion in PreparedStatement, but the date is not logged
properly in the database. ( We are using a DateTime in the database ).
In other words, does JDBC cope with TimeStamps?
It was working fine when we had a TimeStamp in the database.
I would appreciate a lot your answer.
Thanks in advance.
Gustavo.
I've never seen a timestamp _not_ work with PreparedStatements...Can you
give a more detailed example demonstrating exactly what your particular
problem is?
-Mark
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