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Posted: **Tue 29 Mar 2005 12:05**

I am trying to load a TDateTime variable into an Oracle table that has a timestamp column. The milliseconds in the time are being truncated in the Oracle table.

Posted: **Wed 30 Mar 2005 06:07**

The Oracle Direct path feature doesn't support timestamps, so to download data in such case you should use DML array feature, e.g. we have a table with TimeStamp on the server:

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Table TimeStampTest (
  StartTime TIMESTAMP(3)
)

then to fill this table with 100 rows we can use the next code:

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  RecCount := 100;
  OraSQL.SQL.Clear;
  OraSQL.SQL.Text := 'INSERT INTO TimeStampTest  (StartTime) VALUES
(:StartTime)';
  OraSQL.ParamByName('StartTime').DataType := ftTimeStamp;
  OraSQL.ParamByName('StartTime').ParamType := ptInput;
  OraSQL.ArrayLength := RecCount;
  for  i := 1 to RecCount do begin
    OraSQL.ParamByName('StartTime').ItemAsTimeStamp[i].Format := 'DD.MM.YYYY HH24:MI:SS.FF';
    OraSQL.ParamByName('StartTime').ItemAsTimeStamp[i].AsString := '01.04.2005 12:01:02.03';
  end;
  OraSQL.Execute(RecCount);

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