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Thanks for your reply.
The actual Oracle field is DATE type and I cannot change it to TIMESTAMP
(DBA will kill me ;-)). Therefore
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Hi all,
I´m saving a java.sql.date to an Oracle field using OJB DATE mapping.
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Vladimir Berezniker
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Hi all,
I´m saving a java.sql.date to an Oracle field using OJB DATE mapping.
The java.sql.date ojbect is being set with system date & time.
obj.lastModifDate(new java.sql.Date(System.currentTimeMillis())); // Lets
say ,with the right mask it would be 03/04/
Hi all,
I´m saving a java.sql.date to an Oracle field using OJB DATE mapping.
The java.sql.date ojbect is being set with system date & time.
obj.lastModifDate(new java.sql.Date(System.currentTimeMillis())); // Lets
say ,with the right mask it would be 03/04/2003 15:40:17.
When we retrieve the
