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I do a rs.getTimestamp(‘datetime’)
in Java.
In the database, this datetime is 2009/03/06 02:47:18
but the time is returned as 14:47:18
I’m not very knowledgeable about MySQL dates, so I would appreciate any explanation as to why this is happening.
It doesn’t matter. Its not about MySQL or any database. This is the format Timestamp shows up by default, I believe. It doesn’t mean it missed the date or something.
You can always format the Timestamp returned by the method in any format in your code. Check out java.text.SimpleDateFormat class. Or for better, check out much more sophisticated Joda Time.