Retrieve date/time (timestamp) from MaxDB?

Hi,
how to retrieve date and time from MaxDB?

Hello,
please try
select now(), date(now()), time(now()) from dual
Regards Thomas

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Also search service.sap.com for the term "sy-zonlo".
Personally I am a member of the [flat earth society|http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flat_Earth_Society] when it get to this topic, because it causes no end of problems.
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Apologies if this posts more than once. I got server errors.
Laurent:
Sysdate and systimestamp are actually different types than a date or timestamp column.
SQL> CREATE TABLE dt (dt DATE, ts TIMESTAMP);
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michaelrozar17 wrote:
I have an in coming date time zone from Java code in varchar format as
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I'm trying to setAttribute to a Date type field.
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r.setAttribute("Entrydatetime",cp.getCurrDateString());Instead of passing in the "String" pass the date object as is. oracle.jbo.domain.Date should be able to convert java.sql.Date/Time/Timestamp and store the time bits as set.
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