I've just come across a bug in the latest JDBC driver for JDK1.2.
Given a field in the database which is of type timestamp, I've been
retrieving the value using ResultSet.getTimestamp("col") eg:
Date d = rs.getTimeStamp("col");
This has been fine under JDBC6.4
The error I get is:
Could not execute query (Bad Timestamp Format at 1999-06-09
15:34:05Africa/Algiers in {2})
The value in the database as seen by getString() is:
1999-06-29 00:00:00+01
The system timezone is set to "Europe/London".
OK, the first thing is that the Africa/Algiers bit seem to be a JVM
problem - ie: TimeZone.getDefault() returns timezone id "Africa/Algiers"
on my system, which is configured for "Europe/London". I'll be chasing
that separately.
Unfortunately, I couldn't override because
ResultSet.getTimestamp(String, TimeZone) hasn't been implemented yet
(that's the error I get anyway) but I also suspect from the above error
that it wouldn't work anyway.
For the time being I'm just getting the value as a String and parsing it
by hand.
--
Rachel
