using Timestamp - newbie

Hi,

I've got a question on how to use TimeStamp?...which timestamp class/method to use?..etc,etc...

I'm using JDeveloper with Oracle 8i and it's a distributed database environment.

I've got a single UI for order entry and Ineedto capture the timestamp from the UI and put it into the tables using JDBC - is there such a sample available somewhere or can anyone help me, please?....this is for an assignment and it's due wednesday (9th Oct)- australian time...& this is the only part of it that I havent been able to figure out yet thanks!!...appreciate any help..

[597 byte] By [chivy76] at [2007-9-27 21:03:40]

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# 1

This old post has an example of how to use a Timestamp with a PreparedStatement: http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jsp?forum=48&thread=292773Also, you'll find a lot of help just by searching the forums for Timestamp related topics.

njswan at 2007-7-7 2:45:42 >

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# 2

Hi,

thanks very much for that - I did go thru the forums and there was stuff on timestamp but not on what I needed to do - I managed to get it going using oracle's 'to_date' function so it's ok now....took me all afternoon but I finally got it happening (only in my li'l trial date table that I made for it - but hey at least it works) .. now to integrate into the actual assignment!!....thanks heaps, ciao,

chivy76 at 2007-7-7 2:45:42 >

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