Re: Java Datetime Strategies with SqlServer
From: Sampsa Sohlman (sampsa_sohlman_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 05/13/04
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Date: Thu, 13 May 2004 10:20:36 +0300
Ian Walsh wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm new to Java (from a .Net background) and I'm having problems
> inserting a 'datetime' field into a SqlServer Database. I can insert a
> date (01/01/2004) and a time (eg 01/01/1970 15:23) but not a Datetime
> (eg 01/01/2004 15:23).
>
> Can I do this using Java.Sql? If not, what is the usual strategy for
> inserting datetime values into a SqlServer database.
>
> All help appreciated.
1. Use PreparedStatements ( see java.sql.PreparedStatement )
2. Use Timestamp to handle Date ( see java.sql.Timestamp )
This way you don't have to care date format, just handle the time.
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