We all know that Oracle's DATE is not really a date as in the SQL standard, or as in all the other databases, or as in java.sql.Date. Oracle's DATE type is really a TIMESTAMP(0), i.e. a timestamp with a fractional second precision of zero. Most legacy databases actually use DATE precisely for that, to store … Continue reading Are You Binding Your Oracle DATEs Correctly? I Bet You Aren’t
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