Hi!!
You can try
select format_date(field2, '%m %d %Y)as timestamp, count(*), field1 from mad
group by field1
all the best,
Jayasimhan A
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I have MySql database containing a table mad by several fields among wich :
Field1 (varchar) , Field 2 (timestamp) .
I want to do :
select count(*) , field1 , group by field1 .
That's ok , but i'd like to get results like :
2002-01-01 3
2002-01-02 4
.
How can i do that considering the timest