Mike,
UtilDateType and its Oracle-specific subclass - OracleUtilDateType -
maybe a suspect here. Try commenting out this line from your local
version of OracleAdapter.java:
map.registerType(new OracleUtilDateType());
I am not completely sure that it has anything to do with your problems,
but it is worth a try.
Andrus
On Feb 10, 2004, at 8:18 PM, Mike Kienenberger wrote:
> The other problem I'm still having is that it doesn't work well with
> DATE or
> TIMESTAMP db-types (sql types 91 and 93). For OpenBase, this is
> expected
> since there's some bugs with OpenBase date types.
>
> However, I can't explain away the issues with Oracle and DATE/TIMESTAMP
> columns. Sometimes they work. Sometimes they don't. Disabling
> optimistic
> locking on those fields always works. I originally had the columns
> marked
> as DATE, but have switched them to TIMESTAMP with only moderate
> improvements.
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