The IntervalDF constructors
public IntervalDF() throws SQLExceptionpublic IntervalDF(Connection conn) throws SQLException- Two time stamps t1 and t2, returning the IntervalDF
value that equals t1 - t2:
public IntervalDF(Timestamp t1, Timestamp t2) throws SQLException public IntervalDF(Timestamp t1, Timestamp t2, Connection conn) throws SQLExceptionThe second version allows you to support localized error messages.
- A number of seconds and nanoseconds (large second values are converted
to minutes, hours, or days):
public IntervalDF(long seconds, long nanos) throws SQLException public IntervalDF(long seconds, long nanos, Connection conn) throws SQLExceptionThe second version allows you to support localized error messages.
- A number of seconds, a number of nanoseconds, and qualifier:
public IntervalDF(long seconds, long nanos, short qualifier) throws SQLException public IntervalDF(long seconds, long nanos, short qualifier, Connection conn) throws SQLExceptionTo specify the qualifier, you can use the getQualifier() method described in Interval methods. The second version allows you to support localized error messages.
- A string:
public IntervalDF(String string) throws SQLException public IntervalDF(String string, Connection conn) throws SQLExceptionThe second version allows you to support localized error messages.
When you use these constructors, the default qualifier is set to the following values:
leading field precision:
2start code:TU_DAYend code:TU_F5For information about string INTERVAL formats, see the HCL® Informix® Guide to SQL: Syntax.
- A string and a qualifier:
public IntervalDF(String string, short qualifier) throws SQLException public IntervalDF(String string, short qualifier, Connection conn) throws SQLExceptionTo specify the qualifier, you can use the getQualifier() method described in Interval methods. The second version allows you to support localized error messages.
- A string and qualifier information:
public IntervalDF(String string, int length, byte startcode, byte endcode) throws SQLException public IntervalDF(String string, int length, byte startcode, byte endcode, Connection conn) throws SQLExceptionThe second version allows you to support localized error messages.