Hi,
I just posted a message to the interfaces list about how this is causing
problems in th JDBC driver, and I'm wondering if there's a reason why
the EncodeDateTime function creates a different format string depending
on whether the date has milliseconds. Would it break anything if it
always returned:
yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss.SSzzz
even if the SS will be zero, and even if the time will is null:
"00:00:00.00" (midnight)?
Also, why are there only two digits of precision on the milliseconds?
shouldn't there be three?
-Nissim
