Hi,
I have a problem
with timestamp.
My problem is that
Ihave 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 to
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 BUT
Ooops. Sorry. I mean to say mistaken LOL.
Gavin King wrote:
You are mistake.
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