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  3. October 2003

RE: java.sql.Time and Time field in AS400 DB2

> I am reading this time field using
> resultSet.getTime() method from SQL,
> but when the field value is 24:00:00 , i get
> java.sql.Time as 00:00:00, which is start of day and
> not end of day
> So if the date field is 10-10-03 and time is field is
> 24:00:00 then actually it is end of day, but when i
> field a timestamp field i get it is as start of day
> is there any work around for solving this problem

Yes, understand that there is no such time as 24:00:00 ! You will never see a 
digital 24hour clock show 24:00:00

23:59:59.99 is the 'end of day', '24:00:00' = 00:00:00 is the start of the day.

--phil

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