Java with sql statement

String SQL="Select * from table1 where table_date between '2002-1-22' and '2002-2-23' " ;
rs=stmt.executeQuery(SQL);
rs.next();
but it return no record ( it must have record)
what's the problem?
thank you

here u r not possible to specify the date directly. First convert the date into appropriate format and store it in a string. then specify that string in the query.
Eg:
SimpleDateFormat dateFmt = new SimpleDateFormat("dd-MM-yyyy");
java.util.Date date1 = dateFmt.parse("22-01-2001");
java.util.Date date2 = dateFmt.parse("23-02-2002");
String cDate1 = dateFmt.format(date1);
String cDate2 = dateFmt.format(date2);
String SQL="Select * from table1 where table_date between '"+cDate1+"' and '"+cDate2+"' " ;
rs=stmt.executeQuery(SQL);
rs.next();
CG

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>I created 2 drop down list boxes one that contains the
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      0   FILTER (cr=6 pr=0 pw=0 time=681448397 us)
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      2     HASH JOIN (cr=0 pr=0 pw=0 time=681443808 us)
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Problem with sql statement

hi
i have a strange problem....when i run the following code with the 'if' statement commented out then it works fine. but when i have to search a particular name, say roy , then i include that if statement. but now it gives an error like no such data found.
if the return typ of result.getString(2) is a string type then i wonder what is the problem. i enclose the code below.
import java.sql.*;
import java.io.*;
public class checkDoc
     public static void main(String args[])
          String name;
          ResultSet result;
          try
               name= "roy";
               Class.forName("sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver");
               Connection con;
               con = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:odbc:MyDataSource","","");
               Statement stat = con.createStatement();
               result = stat.executeQuery("Select * from Details1");
               while (result.next())
/* problem here*/
/*     if(result.getString(2).equals(name))
     */               System.out.println(result.getString(2));
          catch(Exception e)
               System.out.println("Error"+e);

thanks alot for that help...but now there is another silly problem!..
i following is perhaps the simplest code possible for insering data into an ACCESS database.(simplest possible with just one column by the name Doc_name and table name is docdetails)...but it gives the error...
"java.sql.SQLException:syntax error or in INSERT INTO statement"
someone plz help!
import java.sql.*;
public class checkDoc4
     public static void main(String args[])
          ResultSet rs;
          try
               Class.forName("sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver");
               Connection con;
               con = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:odbc:MyDataSource2","","");
Statement stat = con.createStatement();
                    stat.executeUpdate("INSERT INTO docdetails" +
     "VALUES ('ankur')");
          catch(Exception e)
               System.out.println("Error"+e);

Getting error with SQL statement

Hi I am getting these error java.sql.SQLException: Non supported SQL92 at the time time of executing the query.
select distinct state from cities where country = ${COUNTRY}
this query is using in my JasperReport tool. Why I am getting this error could any one tell me solution for this error.

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Here is the actual SQL,
select
NVL(l.pr_cust_prod,'zzzzz') A,
NVL(l.pr_prod_code,'zzzzz') B,
NVL(l.pr_lot_no,'zzzzz') C,
NVL(l.db_waf_qty,'99999') lotQty,
NVL(t.db_cust_po,'zzzzz') poNum,
NVL(p.oe_po_line,'99999') poLineNum,
i.db_shpmt_no invNum,
from
db_invoice i, db_line_lot l, db_inv_item t, db_prod_line p
where
l.db_shpmt_no like 'U388%'
and i.db_invo_date > sysdate - 500
and l.pr_run_type = 'PR'
and l.db_shpmt_no = i.db_shpmt_no
and l.db_shpmt_no = t.db_shpmt_no
and l.db_item_no = t.db_item_no
and p.db_ref_numa1 = t.db_tsmc_po
and l.db_shpmt_no not in
(select distinct db_shpmt_no from ftp_cust_ship
where DB_MAST_ACCT='U388' and sys_name='SENT')
and l.pr_prod_code like '%Z_'
group by l.pr_lot_no, l.db_line_numb, l.pr_cust_prod, l.pr_prod_code,
t.db_cust_po, i.db_delv_cod2, l.db_lot_desc, i.db_shpmt_no,
p.oe_po_line
order by lotNum
the problem is that if I dont use SELECT DISTINCT at beginning
the result is like
F , LOTQTY , PONUM , POLINENUM
DP8568.00,25 ,BVI10080 ,1
DP8568.00,25 ,BVI10080 ,2
DP8568.00,25 ,BVI10080 ,1
DP8568.00,25 ,BVI10080 ,1
DP8568.00,25 ,BVI10080 ,2
DP8568.00,25 ,BVI10080 ,1
DP8568.00,25 ,BVI10080 ,1
DP8568.00,25 ,BVI10080 ,2 //pleae note the QTY and POLINENUM
Then if Add SELECT DISTINCT, the result will be
F ,LOTQTY , PONUM , POLINENUM
DP8568.00,25 ,BVI10080,1
DP8568.00,25 ,BVI10080,2
but I change the NVL(l.db_waf_qty,'99999') lotQty, statement to NVL((SUM( l.db_waf_qty)),'99999') lotQty,
this will give me the result
F ,LOTQTY, PONUM , POLINENUM
DP8568.00,75 , BVI10080 ,2
DP8568.00,125 , BVI10080 ,1
Which I excepted the result as
F ,LOTQTY, PONUM , POLINENUM
DP8568.00,25 , BVI10080 ,2
DP8568.00,25 , BVI10080 ,1
And Advise??
Thanks a lot
Jon

based on the data set you given
SQL>
SQL> With t As
2 (
3 Select 'DP8568' c1 ,0.25 c2,'BVI10080' c3,1 c4 From dual Union All
4 Select 'DP8568' ,0.25 ,'BVI10080' ,2           From dual Union All
5 Select 'DP8568' ,0.25 ,'BVI10080' ,1           From dual Union All
6 Select 'DP8568' ,0.25 ,'BVI10080' ,1           From dual Union All
7 Select 'DP8568' ,0.25 ,'BVI10080' ,2           From dual Union All
8 Select 'DP8568' ,0.25 ,'BVI10080' ,1           From dual Union All
9 Select 'DP8568' ,0.25 ,'BVI10080' ,1           From dual Union All
10 Select 'DP8568' ,0.25 ,'BVI10080' ,2           From dual
11 )
12 Select c1,
13         sum(c2) lot_qty,
14         c3,
15         c4
16 From
17 (
18    Select c1, --Sum(c2) over (Partition By c1,c4 Order By c4)
19           row_number() over (Partition By c1,c4 Order By c4) rn,
20           c2,
21           c3,
22           c4
23    From t
24 ) Where rn = 1
25 Group By c1, c3, c4;
C1        LOT_QTY C3               C4
DP8568       0.25 BVI10080          2
DP8568       0.25 BVI10080          1
SQL>

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Hello everybody,
I have created a java program in JBuilder9 and i have connected it with Access 2003.
I want to connect the program with SQLServer 2000.
How can i do it?
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