Ooops. Sorry. I mean to say "mistaken" LOL.
Gavin King wrote:
You are mistake.
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You are mistake.
Are you sure you didn't declare the column as "timestamp" instead of
"datetime" in MySQL?
Laurent Fleuriot wrote:
Hi,
I have a problem with timestamp.
My problem is that I have an object java with 2 dates( start and end).
When I insert the object, the date "end" is null BU
Hi,
I have a problem
with timestamp.
My problem is that
I have an object java with 2 dates( start and end). When I insert the
object, the date "end" is null BUT hibernate inserts into my database (mysql)
the current Time.
So, how can I tell
to hibernate that it must insert the end date
