Hi,
It's possible if you use DATE_FORMAT().
E.g.
SELECT DATE_FORMAT('1997-11-15', '%d-%b-%Y')
Regards,
Gelu
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From: Bran Ioan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: importing from text: date column problem
I want to import a text file into a table that has a date type column with
mysqlimport.
In the text file the date column is in the DD-MMM-YY format (ie
25-JUL-02); so
when I import it, I get -00-00 in the table's date column.
Is there a way to do this correctly ?
My version is 3.23.52.
Thank you.
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