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  3. July 2003

Re: ResultSet problem

> I have a table on my iSeries that has date fields with a value of
0001-01-01
> (default value) in some of the records.  When I run a JDBC SQL statement
> against this I don't get the same amount of records when I do the SQL from
a
> green screen.  I get 2 records in the resultset from the Java program and
15
> (the correct amount) when I do it from the green screen.  When I change
the
> date fields to have a more current date like 2003-07-07 it works just fine
> from the Java program.
>
> Anybody clue me in as to what is happening?

I am guessing that the records with the default date are also null.
Remembering always that NULL and the value of the field are not the same
thing, is it possible that the JDBC side is taking NULL into account but the
green side is not?
  --buck

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