hi nicolas,
yep, Oracle doesn't store millis in TIMESTAMP
personally I just use a NUMBER field and store the millis time generated by Java
(System.currentTimeMillis() or date.getTime() where date is an instance of
java.util.Date).
doing this you will not be able to read the timestamp directly fo
Hi,
I'm scared to death since i discovered that the timestamp i stored have
lost their millisecond informations...
I've found the following page, describing an ugly workaround which uses
code specific to Oracle:
http://weblogs.flamefew.net/bayard/archives/000114.html
Could someone help me to dea
