What do you mean by "standard JDBC escapes"? Originally DBPostgres did
not have any getDateString() method, and the default impl of
getDateString in DB.java returned
{ts ' ... timestamp ... '}
which caused a SQL parse error in PostgreSQL.
DBOracle already defined its own getDateString method, which wasn't
working because the format of the date string didn't match what to_date
expected.
-- Bill
>>do you mean that standard JDBC escapes do not work for them? If they do work
>>then you simply need to remove the getDateString() methods from adapters so
>>that they use default impl.
>>>This patches the Oracle and Postgres adapters for Torque, which were
>>>breaking when using dates in criteria, for example
>>>
>>>criteria.add(DATE_COLUMN, new java.util.Date(), Criteria.LESS_EQUAL);
>>>
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