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| From: | (Hal | Date: | February 6 2012 1:56pm |
| Subject: | Re: how to changing default '-' character in Datetime in MySQL? | ||
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>>>> 2012/02/05 21:56 -0800, Peter Brawley >>>> On 2/5/2012 9:21 PM, Michael Dykman wrote: >You are right. It seems to have fallen into disuse since I used it last. AFAIK it has never been used. <<<<<<<< One use occurred to me, and I was thinking of this, to set "date_format" in the configuration file, and pass it to function "date_format": mysql> select date_format(now(),@@date_format), @@date_format; +----------------------------------+---------------+ | date_format(now(),@@date_format) | @@date_format | +----------------------------------+---------------+ | 2012/2/6 | %Y/%c/%e | +----------------------------------+---------------+ 1 row in set (0.00 sec) I have so set it in my configuration file, but have made no use of it other than this test.
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| • how to changing default '-' character in Datetime in MySQL? | Rajeev Prasad | 5 Feb |
| • Re: how to changing default '-' character in Datetime in MySQL? | hsv | 5 Feb |
| • Re: how to changing default '-' character in Datetime in MySQL? | Michael Dykman | 6 Feb |
| • Re: how to changing default '-' character in Datetime in MySQL? | Rajeev Prasad | 6 Feb |
| • Re: how to changing default '-' character in Datetime in MySQL? | Michael Dykman | 6 Feb |
| • Re: how to changing default '-' character in Datetime in MySQL? | Peter Brawley | 6 Feb |
| • Re: how to changing default '-' character in Datetime in MySQL? | hsv | 6 Feb |
