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From: Jano <nono@celes.unizar.es>
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Subject: Inserting Calendar.Time in a database
Date: Thu, 5 Aug 2004 15:44:26 +0200
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Hello,

I need to insert some timestamps (type Ada.Calendar.Time) in a database 
accessed via ODBC using gnade+gnat 3.15p.

I've looked for timestamp support in the gnade sources without much 
luck, I've specially checked the embedded sql support and I haven't 
found nothing for this purpose. 

I'm completely clueless about the ODBC client packages so if someone has 
done this before (with gesql or directly), a quick pointer for the 
things to look at would be great.

Thanks,

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