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how to convert string into string array

 
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row1: "2010-04-21 11:01:35",
row2: "2010-04-22 11:01:58",
row3: "2010-04-23 11:02:21",
row4: "2010-04-24 11:02:42",
row4: "2010-04-24 11:03:28",
row5: "2010-04-25 11:03:51"

i get the data like this
i need to get the hh, mm and ss seperate and compare each row by row the hh mm ss is same or not


i need temp = gpstime[k].split(" ");

please help me
 
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Why don't you put the Strings into a SimpleDateFormat or similar class, get an instance from that, and separate the time from that? What is wrong with the split() call you are using?
 
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(Consider posting only the code necessary to deal w/ the question--the loop and JDBC isn't really relevant :)
 
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As the String length and format is known you can simply use String.substring() for find the HH MM values
 
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David Newton wrote: . . . the JDBC isn't really relevant . . .

And it's even harder to read as one line; I had to put new lines in for you. Please avoid such long lines inside code tags.
 
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row1: "2010-04-21 11:01:35",
row2: "2010-04-22 11:01:58",
row3: "2010-04-23 11:02:21",



If the input you have provided is right, then I think you also need to take in to account the date part too. How about converting the date/time in to milliseconds and then comparing it?

 
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Hi i used same way



ouput



the above output how to compare the hh, mm and ss row by row
if any idea please help me
 
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if you want to unique data put the result into Set and get the unique result or just want to compare and find the given time is already there are not, put them into hashset or hashmap(according to your requirement) and compare it is already available or not.
 
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Campbell Ritchie wrote:Why don't you put the Strings into a SimpleDateFormat or similar class, get an instance from that, and separate the time from that? What is wrong with the split() call you are using?



To those interested - this topic has been running for over 5 days and it is still not clear what the OP is trying to do.
 
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Wow, that's borderline epic.
 
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Gokul Nanthakumar wrote:if you want to unique data put the result into Set and get the unique result or just want to compare and find the given time is already there are not, put them into hashset or hashmap(according to your requirement) and compare it is already available or not.


please send any eaxmple
 
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Example of what, how to put data into a set?
 
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yes
 
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