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Format date fetched from DB

 
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I am getting a DateTime field from informix Database using hibernate and need to reformat my date as 2016-11-24 12:45:41

I am getting date as "updateTime": "2012-08-31T12:19:50.000+0000".

Please help in how to reformat the date.


Hibernate is retrieving Date as Timestamp from Database

 
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Cross-posted at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60922766/date-format-issue-with-hibernate-spring-informix

Pratibha, please notify all sites where you've posed your question of all other sites where you've posed your question. See BeForthrightWhenCrossPostingToOtherSites.
 
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You have a Timestamp object. Sure, it came out of a database but it makes no difference where it came from. It's a Timestamp object. So your question is only "How do I format a Timestamp object?" You may find it easier to find answers to that question.
 
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As some users on StackOverflow have said, your question is unclear.

It doesn't make sense at all to want to 'reformat' a time stamp, because a time stamp is not a string. A format is a property of a string. Now, please answer the following questions:

  • What is the type of the column in Informix?
  • What is the value of the field that is displayed when you look at it in the Informix user interface?
  • Does the value you get in Hibernate match the value you see in Informix?
  • Do you want to change the value you get in Hibernate to something different from what you see in Informix?
  • If you get matching values and you want to change the date and time in Hibernate, then WHY do you want to change it?
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