SetTimestamp in Oracle 9i
I have been having a few problems with 9i and their new timestamp data type. The latest has to do with java.sql.setTimestamp(int,String) - basically I can't get it to work. If I write a prepared statement like:
sql.append("insert into test_timestamp values('" + timestamp + "',null)");
where my NLS is set up OK and timestamp is:
java.sql.Timestamp timestamp = new java.sql.Timestamp(System.currentTimeMillis());
it will work OK. If I switch to:
sql.append("insert into test_timestamp values(?,null)");
ps.setTimestamp(1, timestamp);
I lose my fractional seconds.
Any thoughts? Is this Oracle's driver doing this? Do I have to use a simpledateformat with setTimestamp?
-Lou
Oracle only supports a timestamp to seconds - millis are ignored.
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Edited by: user11296330 on Oct 21, 2009 9:08 AM
Edited by: user11296330 on Nov 8, 2009 10:16 PM
Edited by: user11296330 on Nov 8, 2009 10:20 PMHi amigo I solve my problem with the next:
OK, all above is good but in the manual they mistake something.... one step.
(All succesful with --> ========================*Step 3 (try 2)*==============)
1.- Ok, if you got every thing like above the last thing you need is follow the next link:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/obe/fusion_middleware/im1014/oim/obe12_using_gtc_for_reconciliation/using_the_gtc.htm
Go to: "Modifying the GTC" ( just do this part)
Restart the OIM and Enjoy it.
Good day Amigo.
And don't forget on step three:
Click the Edit icon of the User ID field of the OIM - User data set.
b. On the Step 1: Provide Field Information page:
- From the Mapping Action list, select Create Mapping Without Transformation.
- Select Matching Only.
- Click Continue.
Mapping Information page, select Reconciliation
Staging from the Dataset list, select EMPLOYEE_ID (your ID Field) from the Field Name
list, and then click Continue.
If something go bad, tell me the steps like I did with the log.... see ya
Edited by: user11296330 on Nov 8, 2009 9:57 PM
Edited by: user11296330 on Nov 8, 2009 10:21 PM -
Inconsistency with setTimestamp & getTimestamp and DST
Hi,
how do I file a bug report on this website?!
Well, our customer had serious problems on their website yesterday because of
what seems to be a bug in oracle's JDBC drivers (version 8.1.7.1 against an
8.1.7 database, running on Solaris on the production system, reproduced with
linux). The example code below demonstrates the problem.
In short, I insert a timestamp value 'October 27th, 2002 02:00 MET/DST', when I
later retrieve it I get 'October 27th, 2002 02:00 MET' or one hour later. (In case
you don't know: DST was switched off during the night 26th->27th).
Bye,
Peter
* OracleBug.java
* (C) 2002 [ t]ivano Software GmbH http://www.tivano.de/
* Created on 28. Oktober 2002, 12:57
* $Log: DataSourceTest.java,v $
import java.sql.Connection;
import java.sql.DriverManager;
import java.sql.PreparedStatement;
import java.sql.ResultSet;
import java.sql.Timestamp;
import java.sql.SQLException;
/** Test for a possible oracle bug.
* @author Peter Conrad
* @version $Id$
public class OracleBug {
/** Creates a new instance of OracleBug */
public OracleBug() {
/** Usage: OracleBug <jdbc-url> */
public static void main(String[] args) {
if (args.length != 1) {
System.err.println("Usage: OracleBug <jdbc-url>");
System.err.println("DB user, password and other properties must");
System.err.println("be provided as system properties. The Oracle");
System.err.println("JDBC driver must be mentioned in jdbc.drivers");
System.err.println();
System.err.println("Example:");
System.err.println("java -cp .:classes12.zip -Djdbc.drivers=oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver -Duser=test \\\n\t-Dpassword=test OracleBug jdbc:oracle:thin:@192.168.16.2:1521:TIVANO");
return;
Timestamp problem = new Timestamp(1035676800000L);
try {
Connection c = DriverManager.getConnection(args[0],
System.getProperties());
PreparedStatement p = c.prepareStatement("CREATE TABLE BugTest (ts DATE NOT NULL)");
p.execute();
p.close();
p = c.prepareStatement("INSERT INTO BugTest (ts) VALUES (?)");
p.setTimestamp(1, problem);
p.execute();
p.close();
p = c.prepareStatement("SELECT * FROM BugTest WHERE ts = ?");
p.setTimestamp(1, problem);
ResultSet rs = p.executeQuery();
if (rs.next()) {
Timestamp ts = rs.getTimestamp(1);
if (ts.equals(p)) {
System.out.println("Everything's OK. Hum.");
} else {
System.out.println("Gotcha! DB returns " + ts.getTime()
+ " but we gave it " + problem.getTime()
+ "!");
} else {
System.out.println("Empty ResultSet! This shouldn't happen!");
rs.close();
p.close();
p = c.prepareStatement("DROP TABLE BugTest");
p.execute();
p.close();
c.close();
} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();Hi Justin,
thanks for your patience. :-)
I forgot to mention that we're using the THIN driver, sorry.
Here's the code I'm using to generate the timestamp. It is meant to generate a
Timestamp that is unique for a particular day in our timezone. It works fine most of
the time, only on October 27th it produced the timestamp I used in the example code,
which doesn't work.
public static Timestamp makeTimestamp(Date date) {
Calendar local = Calendar.getInstance();
Calendar gmt = Calendar.getInstance(java.util.TimeZone.
getTimeZone("GMT+00"));
local.setTime(date);
gmt.clear();
gmt.set(local.get(Calendar.YEAR), local.get(Calendar.MONTH),
local.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH));
return new Timestamp(gmt.getTime().getTime());
But the important point is, I think, that the timestamp happens to be just before the
switchover from MET/DST to MET. Meanwhile I have verified that other timestamps in the
interval 2:00 AM - 3:00 AM on October 27th fail as well, while timestamps before
and after that interval work fine.
As to the support question: I'm of course prepared to pay if other people look for bugs
in my code, or generally help fix things that I've done wrong. I'm not willing to pay
them to fix something they've done wrong. So it boils down to "who's paying for
finding out whose fault it is?". I've done my best to provide a very simple example proving
that it's Oracle's fault (which has already cost me time and my employer money),
and since it should be in the best interest of Oracle to find and fix bugs in their
product I think they should at least give me a chance to prove it to them directly.
(I suppose I don't get a refund if I buy a support contract just to prove them, and it
turns out that I was right. Or do I? Will Oracle pay for the time I'm spending on
that problem? :-)
Bye,
Peter -
Preparedstatement problem in oracle jdbc 10.1.0, 10.2.0
Hello,
Im using oracle jdbc to connect oracle9.0.1.0.1
i have a table like
id-NUMBER
RESULT-VARCHAR2(100)
E_DATE-DATE
STATE-VARCHAR2(1)
when i write the code like
"update TBMIS_AUDIT_ISSUE_PROJECT set RESULT=? , E_DATE=? where PROJ_ID=? and ISSUE_NO=?"
pstmt.setstring(1, "Test");using preparedstatement, the result column will not be updated correct(ex:%|st).
but if i change the order of columns like:
"update TBMIS_AUDIT_ISSUE_PROJECT set E_DATE=? RESULT=? where PROJ_ID=? and ISSUE_NO=?"
pstmt.setstring(2, "Test");it will be correct.
when i put the column which type is VARCHAR2 in the first place like:
"update TBMIS_AUDIT_ISSUE_PROJECT set STATE=?, E_DATE=? RESULT=? where PROJ_ID=? and ISSUE_NO=?"
pstmt.setstring(1, "1");the same, the state column will not be updated correct(ex:%)
but result column will be correct
looks something wrong in preparedstatement at jdbc 10.1.0 or 10.2.0
it works well when the driver is jdbc 8.1.7(classes12.zip)
or working without preparedstatement
so. is it the bug? or something i missed
thanksand..
it happened when
VARCHAR2( size ) less then 1829
when varchar2 ( size > 1829)
it doen not happend..
my table scheme like this
create table TBMIS_AUDIT (
ID NUMBER(10) not null,
S_DATE DATE,
E_DATE DATE,
NOTE VARCHAR2(200),
STATUS VARCHAR2(1)
);my code is
String sql = "update TBMIS_AUDIT set NOTE=? , S_DATE=?"
+ ", STATUS=? where ISSUE_NO=?";
PreparedStatement pstmt = con.prepareStatement(sql);
pstmt.setString(1, "ok!!");
pstmt.setTimestamp(2, new Timestamp(System.currentTimeMillis()));
pstmt.setString(3, "1");
pstmt.setString(4, "1");the note column will be filled with some wrong character
if NOTE is VARCHAR2(2000), it works well again..
or changing E_DATE to Timestamp in oracle -
Auto Increment ID Field Table in the Oracle Database (insert new record)
I have been using the MySQL. And the ID field of the database table is AUTO INCREMENT. When I insert a new record into a database table, I can have a statement like:
public void createThread( String receiver, String sender, String title,
String lastPostMemberName, String threadTopic,
String threadBody, Timestamp threadCreationDate,
Timestamp threadLastPostDate, int threadType,
int threadOption, int threadStatus, int threadViewCount,
int threadReplyCount, int threadDuration )
throws MessageDAOSysExceptionand I do not have to put the ID variable in the above method. The table will give the new record an ID number that is equivalent to the ID number of the last record plus one automatically.
Now, I am inserting a new record into an Oracle database table. I am told that I cannot do what I am used to doing with the MySQL database.
How do I revise the createThread method while I have no idea about what the next sequence number shall be?I am still very confused; in particular, the Java part. Let me try again.
// This part is for the database table creation
-- Component primary key sequence
CREATE SEQUENCE dhsinfo_page_content_seq
START WITH 0;
-- Trigger for updating the Component primary key
CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER DHSInfoPageContent_INSERT_TRIGGER
BEFORE INSERT ON DHSInfoPageContent //DHSInfoPageContent is the table name
FOR EACH ROW WHEN (new.ID IS NULL) // ID is the column name for auto increment
BEGIN
SELECT dhsinfo_page_content_seq.Nextval
INTO :ID
FROM DUAL;
END;/I am uncertain what to do with my Java code. (I have been working with the MySQL. Changing to the Oracle makes me very confused.
public void updateContent( int groupID, String pageName, int componentID,
String content, Timestamp contentCreationDate )
throws contentDAOSysException
// The above Java statement does not have a value to insert into the ID column
// in the DHSInfoPageContent table
Connection conn = null;
PreparedStatement stmt = null;
// what to do with the INSERT INTO below. Note the paramether ID.
String insertSQL = "INSERT INTO DHSInfoPageContent( ID, GroupID, Name, ComponentID, Content, CreationDate ) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?)";
try
conn = DBConnection.getDBConnection();
stmt = conn.prepareStatement( insertSQL );
stmt.setInt( 1, id ); // Is this Java statement redundant?
stmt.setInt( 2, groupID );
stmt.setString( 3, pageName );
stmt.setInt( 4, componentID );
stmt.setString( 5, content );
stmt.setTimestamp( 6, contentCreationDate );
stmt.executeUpdate();
catch
finally -
Geting and setting date and time in oracle using jdbc
can u send me a sample snippet which shows me how to set date and time to a column in oracle database where the column datatype is date.
and also send me the sample code to get the date and time from the above said column
thanks in advanceIf you want DATE with time normalized to midnight, use java.sql.Date. If you really want time, with hours/minutes/seconds/millis, use java.sql.Timestamp.
As for the best way to interact with the database, use java.sql.PreparedStatement and its get/setDate and get/setTimestamp methods. Those will escape dates for you properly.
Look for a JDBC tutorial on-line to see how to do this, or http://www.javaalmanac.com for the java.sql package examples.
% -
PreparedStatement.setTimestamp does not allo use of DATE index..
(...although they' re not suposed be related)
Hi;
I use Oracle 10g with Java JDBC driver ojdbc14.jar and I have a PreparedStatement on which among other "bind" JDBC parameters I have a java.util.Date. The ORM that we use (Hibernate 2.0.3) passes this Date instance as a java.sql.Timestamp binding it with setTimestamp on the PreparedStatement.
Interestingly enaugh, this way of binding the value does not make the database use the date column index, although the explain available from TOAD / Session browse, for instance, tells me the planner first demands an index scan there (it is possible i think that explain only operates on prepared SQL alone, disregarding value initial types and values). Doing a preparedStatement.setDate(value) instead, passing a java.sql.Date, uses the index and probably fully respects the Explain Plan that I have seen.
I assure you I have done many tests, with exact same query, parameter types and values, session origination and environment and changing one thing at a time. The only thing that being changed enables the query to make use of the DATE column index and return under a second, compared to tens of seconds of full table scan with expensive function calls, is to replace the preparedStatement.setTimestamp with setDate.
This can only be a JDBC bug, as far as I can tell. Do you know of this problem? What may be the cause?
As a note, since I need to continue to use that version of Hibernate on that spot, I momentarily worked around this apparent bug by modifying the SQL WHERE clause in order to provide the DATE value as to_date function output from a String bind, so doing date_col = to_date('YYYY-MM-DD', :value) instead of date_col = :value. Works fain, but just a work around.
Looking forward for your answer and suggestions,
Nicu MarasoiuA few remarks:
- Toad explain plans can be frought by implicit data type conversions.
Generally speaking everything is treated as a varchar2.
- You would need to show the plan from v$sql_plan.
- It would be a JDBC bug if you can show 'correct' behavior from sql*plus, making sure you actually do use bind variables of the correct type (so VARIABLE foo date prior to running the SQL, the SELECT referencing :foo)
- In the past I have observed strange CBO behavior because the date wasn't a complete date (ie time was missing). This can be rectified by function based indexes.
- You probably can enable event 10053 in your JDBC session, or event 10046 level 12
Sybrand Bakker
Senior Oracle DBA
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