That is easy. Never put explicitly date in your sql
statement like "...myDate='whatever-date-format..."

Make a PreparedStatement as
"...myDate=?..."
and use
stmt.setDate(1,d);
to set the actual value
d is java.sql.Date

The driver itself will take care of database specific formatting.

Dragomir Dimitrijevic

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