Date & time in sql through jdbc URGENT!!!

hi,
How do I enter date & time in this format "16 MAR 2002 12:54:23 pm" in the database of oracle through jdbc-sql?
Please help me out.
Its urgent.
Regards
Deepa Datar

If you are familiar with Oracle, you can use PL/SQL to do the work for you. I didn't test this, but it's probably pretty close.
String sql = "INSERT INTO TBLA
VALUES(TO_DATE('16 MAR 2002 12:54:23 P.M.','DD MON YYYY HH24:MI:SS P.M.'))";
I'm assuming that you know how to insert data, you are only wondering about the specifics of dates?
This can also be done using a prepared statement. You would code the insert statement something like this:
String sql = "INSERT INTO TBLA
VALUES(TO_DATE(?,'DD MON YYYY HH24:MI:SS P.M.'))";
I would suggest that if you can convert the time military (24 hour) time, it is easier to handle. The data format model for this is HH24. Otherwise you will need two prepared statements, one for A.M. and one for P.M.
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