By: maxx-out
Date: 2003-06-27
Time: 10:04
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[fr] Timestamp "dans l'ordre"
Bonjour,
Je récupère un timestamp par mysql (sous la forme aaaammjj) et je voudrais pouvoir l'afficher sous la forme jj/mm/aaaa sans recourir à des accrobatie du genre SELECT CONCAT (RIGHT(LEFT(date,2)),"/",RIGHT(LEFT(date,2)),"/",LEFT(date,4))....
Quelqu'un voit il une astuce qui m'aurait échappé ?
Merci !
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By: Skrol29
Date: 2003-06-27
Time: 10:33
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Re: [fr] Timestamp
salut,
Il suffit de faire :
SELECT DATE_FORMAT(ts_field, '%Y-%m-%d %T') AS Date FROM ...
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By: maxx-out
Date: 2003-06-27
Time: 10:51
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Re: [fr] Timestamp
Arf...
Je me pose des problèmes de manière tout à fait tordue parfois...
Et c'était si simple !
Merci !
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By: (translation)
Date: 2003-06-27
Time: 10:59
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Re: [fr] Timestamp
This is a small translation of the current thread.
maxx-out:
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I get a timestamp from MySQL (which as the format yyyymmdd) and I like to display it with the format dd/mm/yyyy wihtout using heavy stuff like SELECT CONCAT (RIGHT(LEFT(date,2)),"/",RIGHT(LEFT(date,2)),"/",LEFT(date,4))....
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Skrol29:
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Just use
SELECT DATE_FORMAT(ts_field, '%Y-%m-%d %T') AS MyDate FROM ...
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