1. converting java.sql.Date into GregorianCalendar or Calendar coderanch.comHi Below steps are in different file 1) Created GregorianCalaendar(yearInt, monthInt, dateInt) 2)for storing in database as a datetime (in SQL server) convert it in to java.sql.date psmnt2.setDate(3,new java.sql.Date(gregCale.getTime().getTime()));/*which return long date and then new object of sql.Date*/ Now I am trying to get that date back from database. Right now I am using ResultSet for that and it is giving ... |
2. Convert Calendar to java.sql.Date coderanch.com |
3. How to convert a java.sql.Date to Calendar object coderanch.com |
4. Get a Calendar Object from java.sql.Date Object forums.oracle.comHi all, I have a java.sql.Date Object and need to get the day before that date. Since all the methods which manipulate Date objects are in Calendar or GregorianCalendar, I first need to create a new instance of GregorianCalendar Object out of my Date object. I can get java.util.Date from java.sql.Date, but since the getYear(), getMonth() and getDay() methods in java.util.Date ... |
5. Convert Calendar to Java.sql.Date forums.oracle.comI might sound confusing but what I am trying to get to is as follows: You are inserting the date with 2005-something and your logic for generating the SQL date seems to be correct to me. So my good guess is that the date being inserted is correct. You might try and verify it by writing a simple SELECT query through ... |
6. Date difference when converting Calendar date to sql date forums.oracle.comI am trying to convert a Calendar date to sql date. The only problem in the conversion is sql date adds 1 month to the original date. Due to this my query results show different data than what it is suppossed to show. Here is my code Calendar startDate = Calendar.getInstance(); startDate.set(2006, 10, 01, 00, 00); // 1-Oct-2006 return (new java.sql.Date(date.getTimeInMillis())); ... |
7. How to Convert Calendar Object to java.sql.Date forums.oracle.com |