Double value stored as zero in the database

Question

I have a table in my postgres database ie. student which has columns namely name marks1 marks2 where name is varchar(20), marks1 and marks2 is double precision data types.

I am using a prepared statement in a java class

PreparedStatement ps=con.preparestatement("insert into student values(?,?,?);
ps.setString(1,t.getUname());
ps.setDouble(2,t.getUmarks1());
ps.setDouble(3,t.getUmarks2());
status=ps.executeUpdate();

But when a double value is sent it says the above error mentioned in my question.

I have another class where the getters and setters are defined. That is as follows.

public class User {  
private String uname;
       private double umarks1,umarks2;  

public String getUname() {  
 return uname;  
}  

public void setUname(String uname) {  
 this.uname = uname;  
}  

public double getUmarks1() {  
 return umarks1;  
}  

public void setUmarks1(double umarks1) {  
 this.umarks1 = umarks1;  
}  

public double getUmarks2() {  
 return umarks2;  
}  

public void setUmarks2(double umarks2) {  
  this.umarks2 = umarks2;  
 }  

}  

If i change the data type to double it saves a 0 in the database. I want to save a double value. How do I fix this?

Answer 1

I would have thought the best way to do this is to change your Java class to reflect your data model

1) change marks field and getters/setters to double

2) change PreparedStatement to setDouble

see setDouble