DateTime Problem

Hi there,
We are using Oracle 11g, moved(with Export/Import method) our database to x64 Windows Server 2008 , I were using a Java stored procedure like
DateFormat sdfFormatter = new SimpleDateFormat("HH:mm:ss");
Date dtNow = new Date();
Date dtLivre = new Date();
dtNow = sdfFormatter.parse(sdfFormatter.format(dtNow));
dtLivre = sdfFormatter.parse(rsTimeTable.getTime("departure_time").toString());
Long lngDif = dtNow.getTime() - dtLivre.getTime();
That code piece was working old server(x32 Windows Server 2008) but on new server its giving an error like ' Unparseable date: "16:01:01" ' , I installed JDK 1.6 on new server that code is working well. I checked Regional Settings too , booth server have same settings. I'm gonna crazy. Really this is so important for me ... Thx for help ...

Gaara wrote:
Hi there,
We are using Oracle 11g, moved(with Export/Import method) our database to x64 Windows Server 2008 , I were using a Java stored procedure like
DateFormat sdfFormatter = new SimpleDateFormat("HH:mm:ss");
Date dtNow = new Date();
Date dtLivre = new Date();
dtNow = sdfFormatter.parse(sdfFormatter.format(dtNow));
dtLivre = sdfFormatter.parse(rsTimeTable.getTime("departure_time").toString());
Long lngDif = dtNow.getTime() - dtLivre.getTime();
That code piece was working old server(x32 Windows Server 2008) but on new server its giving an error like ' Unparseable date: "16:01:01" ' , I installed JDK 1.6 on new server that code is working well. I checked Regional Settings too , booth server have same settings. I'm gonna crazy. Really this is so important for me ... Thx for help ...Not sure, but may be you should use HH24 instead of HH and change mm to mi. Because mm to mi .. Because mm is MONTH whereas mi is Minute :)
DateFormat sdfFormatter = new SimpleDateFormat("HH24:mi:ss");Edited by: Kamran Agayev A. on Sep 18, 2009 11:09 AM

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