Hi,
Wakan wrote :
>
> Hi,
> I've noticed this problem, even if I don't know if it's really a mysql problem:
> if I store a date in standard format, in a date field, all kinds of
> ordering are OK.
> But if I change the output format with: DATE_FORMAT(data,'%d-%m-%Y'),
> the order by clause attem
Wakan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> But if I change the output format with: DATE_FORMAT(data,'%d-%m-%Y'),
> the order by clause attempt to order the new format incorrectly, because
> I've an output like this: 12-2-2002, 12-3-2002, 12-4-2002, and 13-2-2002!!!
> What can you say about this?
Can you
> But if I change the output format with: DATE_FORMAT(data,'%d-%m-%Y'),
> the order by clause attempt to order the new format
> incorrectly, because
> I've an output like this: 12-2-2002, 12-3-2002, 12-4-2002,
> and 13-2-2002!!!
I normally do this:
SELECT DATE_FORMAT(datefield,'%d-%m-%Y') as d
Hi,
I've noticed this problem, even if I don't know if it's really a mysql problem:
if I store a date in standard format, in a date field, all kinds of
ordering are OK.
But if I change the output format with: DATE_FORMAT(data,'%d-%m-%Y'),
the order by clause attempt to order the new format incorr
