The java.sql.Timestamp.after method in Java is used to check if a particular Timestamp object is after the given Timestamp object. It returns true if the current Timestamp object is after the one passed as an argument, and false otherwise. This method is commonly used to compare two Timestamp objects and determine their chronological order.
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