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  3. May 2002

RE: Date data type problem using JDBC

> From: dslessman@nationalelectrical.com
>
> Here is some sample code.
>
> A call to a stored procedure returns a result set (rs).  The following
> lines return "07/31/1006" when the value should be "01/05/2000".
>
> rs.getDate(3, Calendar.getInstance());
> rs.getTimestamp(3);
> rs.getDate(3);
> rs.getString(3);

You might want to try posting your code directly to the JTOpen toolbox
forum:

http://www-912.ibm.com/j_dir/JTOpen.nsf/($All)?OpenView


Joe

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