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Java Database Q&A » Date » pattern 

1. Scheduler pattern with JAVA: how to check if current date time matches pattern    stackoverflow.com

I'm wondering how to do some pattern matching in JAVA for date time. I have a database which has some entries that need to be scheduled. Basically, I have a program ...

2. Java date pattern for SQL date (ISO 9075)    stackoverflow.com

I am trying to parse an SQL date string (ISO 9075) and that uses microseconds(!) instead of milliseconds, for example

2010-11-22 08:08:08.123456
However, SimpleDateFormat refuses to recognize a pattern like "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.SSSSSS" and ...

3. can java.sql.Date in different Date pattern ?    coderanch.com

Date objects (whether it's java.util.Date or java.sql.Date) do not have a format. When you convert a Date object to a string by calling toString() on it, the date is formatted with a certain default format. If you want to have your Date object formatted differently, use java.text.SimpleDateFormat to format it. Because java.sql.Date is a subclass of java.util.Date, you can pass java.sql.Date ...

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