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i am using following query in my java page &its is returning null

("select * from tble where date='"+dcode+"';");

dcode is a variable containing date & time

please anyone help me

thanks
 
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hi Aditi,

Check your Query on the query browser what is it returning?
that may give you an idea that problem is in query or anywhere else?

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Post your whole code, as well as database content.

and SELECT * is not a good thing to do.
 
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@razar thanks for your reply
when i run same query on my db then it returns properly

@Elchin thanks for your reply too but that code is not with me & i am not using '*' i am using whole query

but i think problem is somewhere else

thanks for reply & sorry for inconvinience
 
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hi aditi,

can you provide me the jsp code and the same Query you are using..?

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You probably need to convert the sql date to character.

select * from tble where to_char(date,'the format you need')='"+dcode+"';"

http://developer.postgresql.org/pgdocs/postgres/functions-formatting.html
 
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That's assuming Aditi is using PostgreSQL. For MySQL, SQL Server or Oracle it may be different. So Aditi, please TellTheDetails.
 
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use java.util.Date dcode=new java.util.Date();
 
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