| Hi all, Can someone explain what the problems are supposed to be with Connector-J 3.1.x? I've seen this mentioned on the list a few times, but I've been using that version with both MySQL 4.x and MySQL 5.x with no apparent problems at all. One issues I did notice with Connector-J 3.1 has to do with dates being defaulted when inserting records directly into MySQL, where the default value for a date field not allowing null was "0000-00-00." The newer Connector-J complains about that, but IMHO that was a "bug fix" in Connect-J 3.1. Obviously there is no year 0000 month 00 and day 00 so this should throw an exception in the connector. MySQL should not allow a record to be saved where a mandatory date field is left empty. Sounds to me more like a bug in MySQL rather than in the MySQL JDBC connector. Am I missing something else? Should I be concerned about this? On Jul 21, 2006, at 2:49 PM, Kieran Kelleher wrote:
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