Writing query to Oracle DB with DATE field in it.

When I try to execute the following query on Oracle DB I get an exception. I know that the problem is with Date representation on the query string. Please, if anyone knows how to make it work help me.
query = "INSERT INTO MYTABLE (NAME , BIRTHDAY ) VALUES ('" + person.getName() +" ' , " + person.getBirthday() + " )";
statment.executeUpdate(query);
getBirthday() returns java.sql.Date object.
Please, please, help to work it out!

Thank you, very much.
I've put the record into DB!!!! Hurray!
But now I have another problem. I've got a ResultSet & I'd like to extract the DATE from it. But how?
The Exception text states that the name of the field (Birthday) is incorrect.
My code:
Date birthday = resultSet.getDate("Birthday");
All other fields are perfectly well extracted, but they are Strings.

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Problem with Date-Field

Hi,
I have a problem with a date-field. Maybe I must describe the problem more detailled, but first I just want to ask you, if you know the following error-message: "21.10.2010 kommt nicht in der Menge der erlaubten Werte vor". I don't know the correct translation but it must be something like this: "21.10.2010 does not occur in the quantity of the permitted values". I don't find the position in the sourcecode of this message. And I know, that this message isn't thrown by a functionblock from SAP. So what is the describtion of this message?

Yes I have a date field in my form. Ok I must describe it more detailled. I have an employee searchfield. After select an employee you see a form. After filling the form you click on "Send". It creates a ticket and sends the data to the Backend and jumps back to the employee search field. Untill this point everything works fine. There is no problem with the datefield. Now I want to create the form. I choose an employee and fill the form. But now it comes this message. But not after clicking the "send" button. The message comes after changing some data (e.g. change a radio button). So it looks like a validationproblem, but only at the second creationprocess. Maybe the first date is in some cache? I don't know...

Writing query to Oracle DB with DATE field in it.

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