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java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "12122009100"

 
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Hi,
I want ti insert a number 12122009100 into a table called EMPDATA which has a column emp_val number(16,0) with preparedstatement.

Here i'm using getters and setters.




The main class code snippet is as follows....



while executing the above class i'm getting NumberFormatException.
could anybody please assist me why i'm getting this exception

thanks







 
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Use a long instead of an int.
 
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Still i'm getting the same exception even though i changed it to long
 
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Please show me your code.
 
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The exception got resolved by replacing Integer.parseInt() with Double.parseDouble()
 
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The exception may be resolved, but are you certain it's doing the right thing? If it's not possible to pass a parameter to a "setInt" method using the result of parsing in integer, then maybe it actually isn't an integer? In which case passing a Double would just mask the problem. Make sure the DB data type can handle all values that Double.parseDouble returns for all input values that may get passed into it.
 
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Why doesn't it work with long ? Please show me your code.
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