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Grouping by date()

, Calendar.HOUR was used in resetting the time part instead of Calendar.HOUR_OF_DAY , so AM and PM timestamps
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em.flush(); em.clear(); loosing data and not persisting managed objects

- A Date object (I'm using its .toString() representation. This is the timestamp of when the Note
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Wrong data stored in time only fields

.TIMESTAMP)         public Date getStartDateTime() {             return startDateTime
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Wrong data stored in date only fileds

(optional = false) @Temporal(TemporalType.TIMESTAMP) public Date getStartDateTime
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How to add different timezone

Hi, Objectdb stores the local timezone .How can i store different timezone? Is there any db level configuration? Manoj Manoj Kumar Maharana ObjectDB stores dates as timestamps without time zones and on retrieval restores exactly the same date objects. Please provide more details
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ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException

. This requires rethinking. Maybe class file timestamps have to be checked and only newer schema be accepted
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Replication error on slave restart

" which sets actual timestamp (GMT+0) everytime User entity changes (in case of misunderstanding of actual
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ObjectDB is opening too many sockets

there were very few of them, which we could not identify, but only at one timestamp which does not
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JBOSS AS7 7.1.1 - Entity not persisted and createNamedQuery fire exception

"/>                 </local-cache>                 <local-cache name="timestamps">                     <transaction mode
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Exception in thread "ODB-StoreHandler-5094" java.lang.NullPointerException

abnormally, I'm not sure how our application is reacting to these failures, as there are no timestamps

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