SQL JDBC Timestamp

Hello all,
How to convert java.Sql. timestamp yyyy-mm-dd HH:MM:SS.nanosec to yyyy-mm-dd HH:MM:SS format.
Thanks

shreenivasa wrote:
My code is:-
String cDt = "SELECT NOW()";
ResultSet curdate = st.executeQuery(cDt);
while(curdate.next()){
cdt = curdate.getTimestamp(1);
String updateString = "UPDATE `1` SET startdate = 'cdt' " +
"WHERE idchecklist LIKE " + chkId;
st.executeUpdate(updateString);
The output is 2008-04-25 18:28:00.0
Unable to insert into a Mysql Database to a filed which is timestamp. Pls provide me how to convert this to MYSQL format.You should use PreparedStatement.

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