Re: how to report problems with Quantum DB plug-in?

1000-01-01 is perfectly valid in the database; which is why the DB isn't complaining about it being in
there in the first place.

The problem is that the DB is trying to return the date in MM-DD-YY format, 1000-01-01 is _not_ valid
for conversion to a two digit year format.

Quantum isn't at fault. As others have pointed out, the JDBC setup being used is by Quantum is.

Charles Wilt
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Subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] how to report problems with Quantum DB plug-in?

You could update the columns with a valid beginning date from some
arbitrary point. I think for ISO dates the first acceptable date was
somewhere in the 1940's.

1000-01-01 is definitely an invalid date in the database from my
understanding so I don't think Quantum is at fault.

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