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Client APIs and toolsYou can use the HCL OneDB™ implementation of client APIs to develop applications for database servers.
JDBC Driver GuideThe HCL OneDB™ JDBC Driver Programmer's Guide describes how to install, load, and use HCL OneDB™ JDBC Driver to connect to the HCL OneDB™ database from within a Java™ application or applet.
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Convert internal data typesFor your Java™ application to work with the internal server representation of HCL OneDB™ data types, use the IfxToJavaType class. For example, if your application is using the HCL® OneDB® Change Data Capture API, you can use the IfxToJavaType class to interpret the byte stream.
The IfxToJavaType classThe IfxToJavaType class handles all the HCL OneDB™ to Java™ data type conversions. Separate methods are provided for converting each HCL OneDB™ data type.
The IfxToJavaDateTime() methodThe IfxToJavaDateTime() method converts the HCL OneDB™ DATETIME data type to the Java™ java.sql.Timestamp data type. The conversion path is HCL OneDB™ to decimal to timestamp.

The IfxToJavaDateTime() method

The IfxToJavaDateTime() method converts the HCL OneDB™ DATETIME data type to the Java™ java.sql.Timestamp data type. The conversion path is HCL OneDB to decimal to timestamp.

Method signature

public static java.sql.Timestamp IfxToJavaDateTime (byte b [], short prec)
public static java.sql.Timestamp IfxToJavaDateTime (byte b [], int offset,
    int length, short prec)
public static java.sql.Timestamp IfxToJavaDateTime (byte b [], int offset,
    int length, short prec, Calendar cal)

Input parameters

b: The bytes encoding data
offset: The offset into byte array.
prec: The precision as received from HCL OneDB.
length: The data length.