Package oracle.sql

Examples of oracle.sql.TIMESTAMPLTZ.toBytes()

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        //However the java object is not know here.  The solution is to store Timestamp and the
        //session timezone in a wrapper class, which will be used later in converObject().
        TIMESTAMPLTZ tsLTZ = (TIMESTAMPLTZ)resultSet.getObject(columnNumber);
        if ((tsLTZ != null) && (tsLTZ.getLength() != 0)) {
            Connection connection = getConnection(session, resultSet.getStatement().getConnection());
            Timestamp timestampToWrap = TIMESTAMPLTZ.toTimestamp(connection, tsLTZ.toBytes());
            String sessionTimeZone = ((OracleConnection)connection).getSessionTimeZone();
            //Bug#4364359  Add a separate wrapper for TIMESTAMPLTZ. 
            return new TIMESTAMPLTZWrapper(timestampToWrap, sessionTimeZone, this.isLtzTimestampInGmt);
        }
        return null;
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        //However the java object is not know here.  The solution is to store Timestamp and the
        //session timezone in a wrapper class, which will be used later in converObject().
        TIMESTAMPLTZ tsLTZ = (TIMESTAMPLTZ)resultSet.getObject(columnNumber);
        if ((tsLTZ != null) && (tsLTZ.getLength() != 0)) {
            Connection connection = getConnection(session, resultSet.getStatement().getConnection());
            Timestamp timestampToWrap = TIMESTAMPLTZ.toTimestamp(connection, tsLTZ.toBytes());
            String sessionTimeZone = ((OracleConnection)connection).getSessionTimeZone();
            //Bug#4364359  Add a separate wrapper for TIMESTAMPLTZ. 
            return new TIMESTAMPLTZWrapper(timestampToWrap, sessionTimeZone, this.isLtzTimestampInGmt);
        }
        return null;
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        //However the java object is not know here.  The solution is to store Timestamp and the
        //session timezone in a wrapper class, which will be used later in converObject().
        TIMESTAMPLTZ tsLTZ = (TIMESTAMPLTZ)resultSet.getObject(columnNumber);
        if ((tsLTZ != null) && (tsLTZ.getLength() != 0)) {
            Connection connection = getConnection(session, resultSet.getStatement().getConnection());
            Timestamp timestampToWrap = TIMESTAMPLTZ.toTimestamp(connection, tsLTZ.toBytes());
            String sessionTimeZone = ((OracleConnection)connection).getSessionTimeZone();
            //Bug#4364359  Add a separate wrapper for TIMESTAMPLTZ. 
            return new TIMESTAMPLTZWrapper(timestampToWrap, sessionTimeZone);
        }
        return null;
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        //However the java object is not know here.  The solution is to store Timestamp and the
        //session timezone in a wrapper class, which will be used later in converObject().
        TIMESTAMPLTZ tsLTZ = (TIMESTAMPLTZ)resultSet.getObject(columnNumber);
        if ((tsLTZ != null) && (tsLTZ.getLength() != 0)) {
            Connection connection = getConnection(session, resultSet.getStatement().getConnection());
            Timestamp timestampToWrap = TIMESTAMPLTZ.toTimestamp(connection, tsLTZ.toBytes());
            String sessionTimeZone = ((OracleConnection)connection).getSessionTimeZone();
            //Bug#4364359  Add a separate wrapper for TIMESTAMPLTZ. 
            return new TIMESTAMPLTZWrapper(timestampToWrap, sessionTimeZone);
        }
        return null;
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        //However the java object is not know here.  The solution is to store Timestamp and the
        //session timezone in a wrapper class, which will be used later in converObject().
        TIMESTAMPLTZ tsLTZ = (TIMESTAMPLTZ)resultSet.getObject(columnNumber);
        if ((tsLTZ != null) && (tsLTZ.getLength() != 0)) {
            Connection connection = getConnection(session, resultSet.getStatement().getConnection());
            Timestamp timestampToWrap = TIMESTAMPLTZ.toTimestamp(connection, tsLTZ.toBytes());
            String sessionTimeZone = ((OracleConnection)connection).getSessionTimeZone();
            //Bug#4364359  Add a separate wrapper for TIMESTAMPLTZ. 
            return new TIMESTAMPLTZWrapper(timestampToWrap, sessionTimeZone, this.isLtzTimestampInGmt);
        }
        return null;
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        //However the java object is not know here.  The solution is to store Timestamp and the
        //session timezone in a wrapper class, which will be used later in converObject().
        TIMESTAMPLTZ tsLTZ = (TIMESTAMPLTZ)resultSet.getObject(columnNumber);
        if ((tsLTZ != null) && (tsLTZ.getLength() != 0)) {
            Connection connection = getConnection(session, resultSet.getStatement().getConnection());
            Timestamp timestampToWrap = TIMESTAMPLTZ.toTimestamp(connection, tsLTZ.toBytes());
            String sessionTimeZone = ((OracleConnection)connection).getSessionTimeZone();
            //Bug#4364359  Add a separate wrapper for TIMESTAMPLTZ. 
            return new TIMESTAMPLTZWrapper(timestampToWrap, sessionTimeZone, this.isLtzTimestampInGmt);
        }
        return null;
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