"David Carlos Brunstein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> By these days I'm facing a system DB migration to MySQL (the last
> production version) and I have the followin problem. All the SELECTs
> sentences are all over the application, and for date/datetime filters
> are using the dd/mm/yyyy format in the WHERE clause. Is the same in the
> INSERT/UPDATE statementes.
>
> I've studied with MySQL documentation, that use the yyyy-mm-dd format
> for the internal storage and for the data interchange with the clients.
>
> So the questions are: Is there any way to set the date/datetime format
> to MySQL engine, so the client can see it as dd/mm/yyyy? Is there any
> solution with no change to the client application code?
Use DATE_FORMAT() function to retrieve dates in the specific format:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/Date_and_time_functions.html
But in this case you should rewrite your queries.
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