Isn't unix time equivalent to the java date divided by 1000? I thought
the java date is in milliseconds since Jan 1, 1970.
lol... well, at least that works for us. We have unix times tucked away
in database fields that we multiply by 1000 to get java dates, like so:
info.submitdate = new Date( rs.getLong( col++ ) * 1000 );
YMMV.
Owen
On Wed, 2002-03-13 at 09:57, SUPRIYA MISRA wrote:
> If anyone has a ready made solution to convert an UNIX TIME of seconds
> passed 1970 into java or oracle dates, please help.
> The number I get is 1001091454 which seconds passed since Jan 1st 1970.
> This needs to be converted to a valid oracle date. The answer will be a date
> in 2001.
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