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Tomcat vs Apache vs IIS

807600Aug 14 2007 — edited Sep 6 2007
Hello,

I've got a question: what is the best solution - using only Tomcat, or Tomcat + IIS, or Tomcat + Apache?
Preconditions:
-An on-line application is built on Java and Flash technologies.
-Behind each web page in it there is servlet.
-There isn't much static pages, but there are images.
-The platform is Windows 2003 server.

Eager to hear your thoughts.

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Frank Kulash
Hi,

CAST is great for that: 
SELECT	CAST (created_time AS TIMESTAMP)	AS created_timestamp
FROM	order_tbl;
 

I hope this answers your question.
If not, post a little sample data (CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements, relevant columns only) for all tables, and also post the results you want from that data.
Explain, using specific examples, how you get those results from that data.
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try with

TO_CHAR,TO_TIMESTAMP
William Robertson
+1 for CAST.

TO_TIMESTAMP could work, but it takes a VARCHAR2 which complicates things a little.
Amer Ramamni-Oracle
Thanks guys,

CAST it is, and it works for me.

Thanks
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