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Can't you call getTime() ??
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Or try something like this:<br />
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new java.util.Date( yourRecordSet.getDate( column ).getTime() );
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Or try something like this:

new java.util.Date( yourRecordSet.getDate( column ).getTime() );

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&gt;&gt; getDate( column ).getTime() ...<br />
That is a bad example from the JDK where they should not have extend java.util.Date (getTime comes from there but is meaningless), but rather use Containment...
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>> getDate( column ).getTime() ...
That is a bad example from the JDK where they should not have extend java.util.Date (getTime comes from there but is meaningless), but rather use Containment...

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Hi<br />
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I have a DATETIME column in my database, i have checked using mysql and its is storing the data and time portion.. i am using RecordSet.getDate but only getting back the date portion. how do i get the date and time<br />
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Hi

I have a DATETIME column in my database, i have checked using mysql and its is storing the data and time portion.. i am using RecordSet.getDate but only getting back the date portion. how do i get the date and time

-P

MySQL - getDate() - no time !

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