HI
I like to know why there are two Date classes in two different packages one in java.util.Date and one in java.sql.Date?
Whats the use of having two Date classes?
HI I like to know why there are two Date classes in two different
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HI
I like to know why there are two Date classes in two different packages one in java.util.Date and one in java.sql.Date?
Whats the use of having two Date classes?
java.util.Dateis Java’s Date data type.java.sql.Dateis a JDBC wrapper for SQL dates.The two are represented completely differently internally..NET has the same concepts (but a better naming convention to differentiate the two in my opinion) with
System.DataTimeandSystem.Data.SqlTypes.SqlDateTime