Store Date/Time data

I have a table's field to store the user registration date and time. This field has a Date/Time data type. How to use java to get the current system date and time , and store them into this field? This database is created using MySql.

to get current date...
java.util.Date date = new java.util.Date();

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Which is the best alignment for a Date-time data type (WPF)

Hello,
sorry If I'm asking this question in the wrong place (If you could help me where to ask it :) )
I have read the Microsoft guidelines for Layout. Left and right alignment are briefly described... but I don't see anything for Date/Time data type? What is the best alignment for this type of data?
Can you tell me where I can find the relevant information? Microsoft guidelines or other?
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Thank you very much :)

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On a quick glance, your Netgear router does not appear to be a simultaneous dual band device. If that's the case, you could configure it to expand either the 2.4 GHz band or 5 GHz band (assuming it will handle 5 GHz) for wider wireless coverage. But, the connection between devices would need to be via ethernet cable, and as you point out, the Netgear would need to configured as a "bridge" in this type of setup.
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How to insert EXIF date time data on photo using Photoshop CS5.5

Is there any script or function available in photoshop CS5.5 which can help me in inserting date time from EXIF onto the photograph.
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Before proceeding further, it is to be highlighted that the version being referred to is Photoshop CS5 Extended which is actually Photoshop Version 12.1 and is a part of Adobe Master Collection CS5.5. A screenshot of the version information is attached below for information.
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I completely agree about the Microsoft issue.
But it seems no SQL based manual states that { } will provide a Date/Time constant.
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Chris.
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The Database Toolkit definitely does not. So this might be a documentation error indeed. My understanding of SQL syntax is in fact rather limited so not sure which databases might use what delimiters to format date/time values. I know that SQL Server is rather tricky thanks to MS catering for the local date/time format in all their tools and the so called universal date/time format has borked on me on several occasions.
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Sam,
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Thanks.
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Method invocation failed because [System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection] doesn't contain a method named 'CreateCommmand'.
At line:1 char:26
+ $cmd=$conn.CreateCommmand <<<< ()
+ CategoryInfo : InvalidOperation: (CreateCommmand:String) [], RuntimeException
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