Conversion date

Question

Hi,
I created the Info query used 6 tables i.e. ANLA, ANLB, ANLC, ANLZ, ANEP and ANEK. The issue is some assets is showing the conversion data i.e. 05/31/2009 and some assets is given current date (if the asset posted any retirement / additions / transfers u2013 the same date is updated in the query), but business asking the original date i.e. conversion date (05/31/2010) for converted / old assets.
The goal of this table view and query set is to pull the entire asset base including converted, new adds, and new retirements to a certain point in time or period end.  But, we found that it was not pulling converted assets because of the linkage of data between 6 different tables.
There are two assets (130049 & 174068, both with sub 0).  Iu2019ve made notes for each line of data in column u201CAu201D.  674068 seem to work perfectly as there is a posting row for the asset from conversion, a new $50 Addition, then the retirement.  630049 is where we are having a problem as the data query is not pulling the original conversion row that I would expect to see for Rs.109.84.  Whatu2019s interesting is when I retired total asset (including new adds) it retired the new adds and the converted amount.  What is preventing us from pulling the conversion data row in our view or query set?
I have data sets due to tax in the very near future (already put them off quite a bit).  If you could help us look at this issue at your earliest convenience I would really appreciate it
Thanks in Advance,
C Babu

Answer 1

And both java.sql.date and java.sql.Timestamp inherit
from java.util.Date, so you can just cast to go back.Although you almost never need to. The only case would be to force a different signature to be called:
void foo(java.util.Date dateOrTimestampThingy) {} // 1
void foo(java.sql.Timestamp dateOrTimestampThingy) {} // 2
Timestamp ts = ...
foo(ts); // calls #2
foo((java.util.Date)ts); // calls #1