just try
long thetime=System.currentTimeMillis();
Clayton
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Hi all,
I have a basic simple question to ask.
I need to know exact difference between two times in milliseconds in a bean
which i am callig thru a JSP page. If i use calender class and use compute
time then it is abstract in nature so i have to blah blah blah........u know
The other option is -->>>>>>>>>>>>>>
select sysdate - (select max(logdatetime) from module_log) from dual, get
the result and proceed the .. the connection is already there so question is
only of creating resultset and blah blah.............
which of these options will take less system resources and why??
Sandarbh
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