On Tue, 2004-09-14 at 02:55, Henner Kollmann wrote:
> >
> > Yes, the timestamp is supported by the oracle jdbc driver
> > (ojdbc14.jar).
> Then you must do some test what's the actual return value of
> oracle.sql.TIMESTAMP.toString(). Seems that this method do not return the
> string representation of the value. And that's a bug in the oracle driver.
>
> We internally use object.toString to transform the value to string.
Eh? rsv_tableName returns org.dbforms.util.ResultSetVector which uses
object.toString
but doesn't currentRow_tableName return java.util.Hashtable so you are
getting the object back and would need a cast?
> If you really need this sort of timestamp you can use an customized escaper
> the transform the oracle.sql.TIMESTAMP object in a java class..
>
> Good luck!
> Henner
>
> > > Do I need to use different method instead of
> > > currentRow_TEST.get("ADD_TMSTMP")
> > > in my jsp?
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