Date-format for MS-SQL / JDBC-Receiver

Hallo XI-guys
I have to implement a Szenario abap-proxy->XI->JDBC to a MS-SQL Database
One datafield is a DATE Field. MS-SQL datetime - Format
Is there any BLOG or Solution in the www or SDN how to do the mapping and other to-do.?
Have somebody any Idea/Solution ?
For a Oracle DATETIME field there is the BLOG
/people/alessandro.berta/blog/2005/10/04/datetime-datatypes-and-oracle-database
probably it gives the same ?
Thanks Bernd

Hi Bernd,
The same kind of requirement i had develop a UDF.., Following is the UDF
public String DateFormatConversion(String a,Container container){
String dt = a;
if (a.equals("00000000"))
return("");
else
dt = "to_Date('" + dt + "','yyyyMMdd')" ;
return dt;
Input for this UDF is your Field which is contains the value as Date and the Outcome of the UDF as
to_Date('20080430','yyyyMMdd')
Hope it helps
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