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We are updating a file in SQL Server that has a Date/Time Field.
We really aren't interested in the Time portion of the field, so I have been only loading the date into the time stamp
When I run
isotimestmp = %date(smcpd:*ISO) ;
JDBC_SetTimeStamp(stmt:1:isotimestmp);
rc = JDBC_ExecPrepUpd(stmt);
I check RC and it is 3, which is the number of records that should be updated.
However when I check the table in SQL Server, the records have not been updated.
If I do
JDBC_SetTimeStamp(stmt:1:%timestamp);
Rc=JDBC_ExecPrepUpd(stmt);
I check RC and it is 3 and the records have been updated with the current time stamp.
Any idea what is going on?
FWIW we are looking at changing the SQL Server field to be a Date field, but I would like to understand what is happening anyway.
Mike
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