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using JDBC how to move a record from one table to another within specified time limit

 
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How to move records from one table to another table using a specified time limit eg:60 days old record should be moved from one table to another table.

Anyone please help me.
 
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The better way to copy records from one to another is . This assumes that your table has a column to store the created date. The syntax might slightly differ from database to database.

 
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Sudheer Bhat wrote:The better way to copy records from one to another is . This assumes that your table has a column to store the created date. The syntax might slightly differ from database to database.



But what exactly is the created date.both the table has same column name.
 
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Then prepend the table name to the column: table1.created_date.
 
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