What's the simplest way to convert a java.sql.Date object to a java.util.Date while retaining the timestamp?
I tried:
java.util.Date newDate = new Date(result.getDate("VALUEDATE").getTime());
with no luck. It's still only storing the date portion into ... |
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I have a Hashmap containing the String as the key and Object as the value. I have one Date Object inside it...
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Hi all, pl help me coding to find out number of days between two dates. The two dates are obtained from access database. And, after getting the date from db, can i assign it directly to java.util.Date, or do i have to assign to java.sql.Date. By the way, for the previous post, i dont think Jayasree would be having a last ... |
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I need to enter both date and time in a table in Oracle in a column which is of type 'Date'. In the 'update table' query, I use the following for conversion: to_date('dateString','yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss'); But I am getting this error: ERROR at line 1: ORA-01830: date format picture ends before converting entire input string I have googled for this query and ... |
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Hi, I have a string contaings date. String date="10-04-2007"; now i am converting it into sql date using simpledateformat's parse method which returns me sql date but in different format. ie. 2006-01-10 But i want the returned date objected should follow same format like 10-04-2007. Can you assist me. thangs in advance raj. |
Hi All, I have a problem on which I am breaking my head. I have a reports table in the database( May be Oracle/ SQL or any DB) that has a date field and other columns. Say it looks like SITE_ID, NUM_VISITORS, DATE This table is updated every 24 hours ( which means only one insert to this table every day). ... |
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This isn't really a JDBC question (although I'll leave it here for now). If it's being stored as a float, then its not a date. SQL server can store dates as dates. In short, you have to do the conversion yourself. Figure out how the date was converted to float in the first place and reverse it. Java does tend to ... |
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I'm sorry, i tried for this also. But it is also giving a log of errors. It doesn't parsing the particular type. For SQL 2005 the date format m getting is :" YYYY/MM/DD HH:MM:SS:NS " . But for JDBC date format is " Sun Dec 03 01:18:11 IST 2006" . So, i'm not able to convert the date format. please provide ... |
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Due to the differences between the Timestamp class and the java.util.Date class mentioned above, it is recommended that code not view Timestamp values generically as an instance of java.util.Date. The inheritance relationship between Timestamp and java.util.Date really denotes implementation inheritance, and ... |
It simply seemed as though she didn't understand why you gave her a link to SimpleDateFormat when her "problem" was that the Date was wrong (i.e. wasn't appearing correctly). Seemingly didn't understand that a Date is a simple number, and only the String representation of that number (in relation to the epic, of course) is what has a format. |
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