Oracle Timestamps

Everything seems to be updated fine except when i try to update a row from the database that has a timestamp in one of the columns. As seen below, the log sees everything as ok but oracle sees TESTING3=‘6/5/2009 10:00:00’ as an invalid date. In oracle the timestamp reads: 6/5/2009 10:00:00 AM. i believe the WHERE portion of the sql statement is passing and looking for a string date rather than an actual timestamp. Therefore, no row is seen or updated. Is there any workaround to this particular issue??

DB query
UPDATE TESTING SET JOB_ID=‘QA’,JOB_STRING=‘Reliability & Quality Assurance’,TESTING=‘1.2’,TESTING2=‘10’,TESTING3=‘6/5/2009 10:00:00’ WHERE TESTING_ID=‘17’

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Sorry the time is 6/5/2011 12:51:35 AM in the DB and reads out to 6/5/2011 00:51:35 to the page.

I’m imagining ill have to format the date before it reads in and after it reads out. I’m just not sure where to do that within the script

If you are using connector - there is a beforeProcessing server side events, from which you can access all the data and make necessary manipulations before saving

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HeyStanislav,

When a date is pulled from an oracle database the format is changed from 8/6/2011 5:58:55 PM to 8-6-2011 17:58:55 but in the grid it gets changed to 8/6/2011 17:58:55.

What class within the package actually formats the date before it is sent to the grid ?

NM , figured out what i was trying to accomplish