Carter,

Try using a different Value Type:

For attributes with a value class of NSTimestamp, the following value types are defined:

<none>—uses getObject on the java.sql.ResultSet object and setObject on the java.sql.PreparedStatement object. It assumes the database can provide a value compatible with a java.sql.Timestamp object.
D—java.util.Date uses setDate and getDate.
t—java.sql.Time uses getTime and setTime.
T—java.sql.Timestamp uses getTimestamp and setTimestamp.
M—use in place of D if using Microsoft SQL Server. Supports only java.sql.Date. As you can see a value type of "D" uses java.util.Date where I typically use either "T" for java.sql.Timestamp or <none> depending on the database type.

On Jan 23, 2007, at 8:59 AM, Carter Wojcik wrote:

Hi All -

I have reversed engineered my model from an Oracle 10g
db.  Most of the entities have date added and date
updated attributes (containing both date and time
pieces).  I would like to display both the date and
time to the user (example: 22 Jan 2007 14:24).

Here is the information from the models plist:
            columnName = "DATE_ADDED";
            externalType = DATE;
            name = dateAdded;
            valueClassName = NSTimestamp;
            valueType = D;

The columns are of type DATE in the database.

I am able to get the day, month, year to display
correctly using the supplied dateformat attribute in
wostring.  Then when I want to just display the time
portion, midnight (00:00 or 12:00 AM) is displayed
even though there is an actual time in the database.

Thanks for any help/pointers.

Carter



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