Hi guys,
I'm just curious abouth this sql statement here
SQL Statement:
Apparently this sql statement here does not work on Oracle client manager, since it always says "literal
string does not match" error. But apparently it works on Oracle
JDBC Thin Client when you execute this sql statement in the
java statement. This kinda made me puzzled. What kind of formats does Oracla JDBC Thin Client work on date datatypes. I really would like to be clarified on this.
It really would be appreciated also if there's an article concerning date datatypes for Oracle JDBC. I was looking for one and I can't seem to find this topic on the net.
I'm sorry for the english, and thank you to those who would reply.