OK, this is a known bug. It should be fixed in current sources. Try
using the 7.2 driver from the jdbc.postgresql.org website and see if
that works correctly for you. If you search the email archives you can
find a discussion on this bug.
thanks,
--Barry
David Siebert wrote:
> It looks as if I blew it when I cut and pasted it.
> Lets try again.
> This is the error message.
>
> Phone Call PhoneCall(Rs) en:0 Bad Timestamp Format at
> 19 in 2001-10-01 15:20:06.66-05
>
> and this is the method that generates it.
>
>
> public PhoneCall(ResultSet rs) {
> int errori=0;
> try {
> m_sCaller=rs.getString("scaller");
> m_sPhone=rs.getString("sphone");
> m_sPhone2=rs.getString("sphone2");
> m_sQuedBy=rs.getString("squedby");
> m_iPri=rs.getInt("ipri");
> m_iStatus=rs.getInt("istatus");
> m_sFor=rs.getString("sfor");
> m_sNotes= rs.getString("snotes");
> m_objPlacedDate =
> rs.getTimestamp("dplaceddate");
> errori++;
> m_objTakenDate =
> rs.getTimestamp("dtakendate");
> errori++;
> m_objResDate =
> rs.getTimestamp("dresdate");
> errori++;
> m_iResolution = rs.getInt("iresolution");
> m_iReQues = rs.getInt("ireques");
> } catch (Exception ex){
> System.err.println("Phone Call
> PhoneCall(Rs) en:"+errori+" "+ex.toString());
> }
> }
>
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