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I have the following lines of code:
System.out.println(calndFrom.getTime());
System.out.println((new java.sql.Date(98, 9, 11)).getTime());

calndFrom is a java.sql.Date variable that is created using the
QueryDataSet.getDate() method.
The field that calndFrom get's it's value is not coming from the
database but from a JBCL control.

So.. when I enter 10/11/1998 the calndFrom.getTime() returns
907974000000
However when I create a date variable manually I get 908053200000.

So... why this difference?

How can I safely get the difference of tow dates, one that comes from a
jbcl control and an other when the same date has different number of
milliseconds?

Is this a JBCL bug?

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