Hello mike
> I've been reading about TIME _FORMAT in the mysql manual. Does this only
> work
> with a manually entered time?
> SELECT TIME_FORMAT('13:45:00','%h:%i') as time FROM table_name;
>
> I tried this,
> SELECT TIME_FORMAT('column_name','%h:%i') as time FROM table_name;
> to format my time column, But it didn't work.
Try entering the column_name without the quotation marks.
The column has been declared as an appropriate type and filled with data, hasn't it?
=dn
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