Anyone Update Date/Timestamp using CachedRowSets, Java and Oracle 10g

How to do this...
a very small, direct snippet of code would be great..
or direct me to a CURRENT document.
Thanks

What will I get back from Oracle with TO_CHAR?
I am using a quoted string and supplying parameters.
In other words, when I do the date comparison with a TO_DATE I already know that I am getting 12:00:00 AM back and the paramter I can manipulate.
Example:
TO_DATE(datefield) = formattedDateParameter
The "TO_DATE(datefield)" is part of my prepared sql statement.
I am not sure how much manipulation of the where clause I can do.
My querystring would look like the following.
sql = "SELECT " + REPORTTRANSDATE + REPORTRETURNCODE + " FROM " + REPORTTABLE + " WHERE " + REPORTD + "=?" + " AND " + "TO_DATE(" + REPORTTRANSDATE + ")" + ">=?" + " AND " + "TO_DATE(" + REPORTTRANSDATE + ")" + "<=?" + " ORDER BY " + REPORTTRANSDATE;
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