code: @Deprecated
  	public static String getDateStringSecond(long time) {
  		Date date=new Date(time);
  		Calendar C=Calendar.getInstance();
  		C.setTime(date);
  		int day=C.get(Calendar.DATE);
  		int hour=C.get(Calendar.HOUR_OF_DAY);
  		int minute=C.get(Calendar.MINUTE);
  		int second=C.get(Calendar.SECOND);
  		return
  			(day>=0 && day<=9 ? "0":"")
  			+day
  			+MONTHS[C.get(Calendar.MONTH)]
  			+C.get(Calendar.YEAR)
  			+' '
  			+(hour>=0 && hour<=9 ? "0":"")
  			+hour
  			+':'
  			+(minute>=0 && minute<=9 ? "0":"")
  			+minute
  			+':'		
  			+(second>=0 && second<=9 ? "0":"")
  			+second
  		;
  	}
docs: @deprecated  Please use SQLUtility.getDateTime(long)
  
  @see  SQLUtility#getDateTime(long)