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Kun #1
date without time
whenever i output my sql tables to html, the date column has the date
followed by 00:00:00.00, does anyone know how to remove that?
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Bill Karwin #2
Re: date without time
Kun wrote:
Would the DATE_FORMAT() function help?> whenever i output my sql tables to html, the date column has the date
> followed by 00:00:00.00, does anyone know how to remove that?
See [url]http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/date-and-time-functions.html[/url]
Regards,
Bill K.
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Kun #3
Re: date without time
Bill Karwin wrote:
but why isn't the 'date' column operating as it is suppose to? it seems> Kun wrote:>>> whenever i output my sql tables to html, the date column has the date
>> followed by 00:00:00.00, does anyone know how to remove that?
> Would the DATE_FORMAT() function help?
>
> See [url]http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/date-and-time-functions.html[/url]
>
> Regards,
> Bill K.
like it is turning itself into 'datetime' when it is suppose to be
'date'....
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Bill Karwin #4
Re: date without time
Kun wrote:
What are you using to produce the HTML output? MySQL doesn't do this by> but why isn't the 'date' column operating as it is suppose to? it seems
> like it is turning itself into 'datetime' when it is suppose to be
> 'date'....
itself, so you must be using some tool or something. Perhaps it is
doing the conversion of DATE to DATETIME inappropriately?
Regards,
Bill K.
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