Insert a value of type Date/Time into a database

I am trying to insert a value of type date time into an access database. What is the format needed to insert the date/time.
Thanks,
-Amos

I had all kinds of problems getting a datetime inserted into a SQl Server DB. Probably similar so this is what I do:
String date = new String("01/01/97 12:00:00");
stmt.setObject(1, date);
I tried using TimeStamp's but found I got an occasional Fractional Truncation exception back from the driver. Never had a problem inserting a String using the setObject() method though.
Hope this helps

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Ok, so all of that mysql stuff just needs to be ran once until the connection is closed. I didn't know that. That probably makes it run better too.
Ok, so here is what that code looks like now. There are a few additions because it turns out I also have to check to make sure the zip code is in a state that the tech is licensed in. : ( I have a question about how to do that because it is different. Do I need to post a new question or is better to ask here since my stuff is usually in left field?
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