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Problem with simple SQL query :/07 Nov 2004 12:12 GMT4
I cant handle simple query :/
I have tables
Books(ISBN, Author, Title) ,
Readers(Pin, Name, LastName)
Dates, Times, and Databases05 Nov 2004 18:58 GMT2
I have recently been asked to add a datetime column to my database
schema and support searching on it through a GUI.  My problem is that
sometimes people will enter just a date in the column, sometimes a
date with just the hour, and sometimes maybe they'll want to enter all
when and what to close java.sql.PreparedStatement05 Nov 2004 11:28 GMT6
Question one:
I have bunches of the following code (there is Oracle 9i behind it):
public static Vector getSomeVector(Connection conn) throws
SQLException {
Rollback statements in stored procedure04 Nov 2004 22:30 GMT3
I am calling an Oracle stored procedure which returns the status
through an out parameter.  If the status is 0 it means success, 1
indicates a failure.  On failure, I want to rollback the changes made
in the stored procedure via a Connection.rollback().  Unfortunately,
How to setup Tomcat Connection pooling for more than one databases?04 Nov 2004 15:41 GMT1
Based on the Tomcat documentation,  I have
modified Tomcat's server.xml file for
connection pooling to MySQL and it works
fine. I want to add a new database to MySQL,
First Post02 Nov 2004 07:38 GMT1
Just testing out this posting thing...  Thanks!!
vcapsicum@cafes.net
Hibernate Date formating02 Nov 2004 07:24 GMT2
Hi !!
I would like to compare for equality a given date (which is a formated
string  'dd/mm/yyyy') to my database's value which has been set using
sysdate (oracle).
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