on 01-28-2010 2:54 PM
I'm looking for a way to find the dateformat when inserting messages into the JDBC file.
Is there any way I can find the format. I have tried the different ways have anybody found the format.
How do I configure the adapter to run in debug mode so I can see the SQL generated.
Best Regards
Daniel Graverseh
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Hi,
This may helps you.
DATE/TIME datatypes and Oracle Database /people/alessandro.berta/blog/2005/10/04/datetime-datatypes-and-oracle-database
Save time with generalized JDBC datatypes /people/alessandro.berta/blog/2005/10/04/save-time-with-generalized-jdbc-datatypes
Regards
Sunil.
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Hi
To see the SQL query that is generated, you can make an entry in your JDBC channel in Advance tab.
Ie. "logSqlStatement --> true"
using this you can view ur query which was generated
- Deepak.
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Hi,
What is the database you are trying to insert the data into...
depending on the database you need to send the date format ...for example if it is oracle database need to give the date format as dd-Mon-yyyy
How do I configure the adapter to run in debug mode so I can see the SQL generated.
there is no debug mode..as such ..but you can check the query executed by enabling the log parameter in the Advanced options
for this go to Advance tab and Advanced Mode of the receiver adapter and configure the parameter
logSQLStatement and value as true...which show the query executed in CC logs...
HTH
Rajesh
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