It seems I have a knack for running into problems that were discussed at length and (partially?) solved ages ago.
That said, I have a table in Oracle with a column of type DATE. It doesn't matter whether I tell Torque this is a DATE or TIMESTAMP column in the schema.xml, because as we all know, Village uses this crazy ResultSetMetaData business. (SELECT * FROM TABLENAME WHERE 1 = -1 !!!) So I read of several places where there is a Village patch that makes re-interprets Oracle's reporting of DATE types to be Timestamps or somesuch. Bascially, something so that when I have a java.util.Date field in one of my table objects, I can setField(new Date()) and have the database show hours/minutes/seconds. Where is this code? Or what is the workaround? I do not have the freedom of altering the existing table to use timestamp types. Brendan --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
