Are nulls allowed in the Bastarih field? If so, then can through a null
pointer exception doing 'result.getDate("BasTarih").toString()'. Split
it up into two statements or enclose it in a try/catch block.
Baris Ari wrote:
>
> hi ive got a jdbc question. I am using SQL server v7 Websphere v2. In my
> servlet i have a row like
>
> out.println("<td>"+result.getDate("BasTarih").toString()+"</td>");
>
> Bastarih field is defined as datetime in SQL server. But the servlet doesnt send the
>output after that row.
> What am i doing wrong?
>
> (Sorry to send a java-jdbc question )
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Baris Ari
> I-BIMSA
>
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