Hi I want to insert a data into table with the date today with a specific date format. My date in column is set to like dd-mm-yyyy but i want to insert a date in literal form like 28 October 2016
I know how to insert the current date today and also know how to select date with specific format but I'm having a little confusion with combining this two queries
For inserting current date:
INSERT INTO product_table(product_names, product_type,product_brand,product_price,product_count,product_note, product_date) VALUES ('Logitech','Mouse','Sample',100,5,'1 year warranty',CURRENT_DATE)
For selecting with specific date format
Select DATE_FORMAT(product_date, %d %M %Y) from product_table;
Thank you
If you want to store a date in a column as 28 October 2016, you'll need to make it a VARCHAR field or something.
If that's the case, I don't why you'd want to insert it like that, rather than just format it on the way out of the database?
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Getting an error when trying to correct the year portion of imported dates.
CSV Date Column Values were formatted
07/21/18 instead of
07/21/2018
This caused MySql to Insert Date as 07/21/0018
I was under the impression that year values in the range 00-69 were converted to 2000-2069 as stated in the documentation.
Any way to fix this? I've tried quite a few statements with no luck...
Any help appreciated
Assuming you want to just update the data in place, and it is a column of Date, DateTime or Timestamp types, you could do this:
UPDATE table SET date = date + INTERVAL 2000 YEAR WHERE YEAR(date) < 70
As i am trying to insert the date 'March16' which is March 2016 in mysql table x with datatype DateTime. But this gives me error incorrect date value.
Please help me . Thank you very much
'March16' is not a correct date format. You need to do STR_TO_DATE() or DATE_FORMAT().
Read more about above two.
If you want to insert only month and date
Mysql doc
Ranges for the month and day specifiers begin with zero due to the
fact that MySQL permits the storing of incomplete dates such as
'2014-00-00'.
This means that to store the year and month only, you
can use a DATE column and put 00 instead of the day. e.g 2013-12-00.
Im struggling in update the date format in mysql. Before that while retrieval from Mysql(using netbeans) of date using adapter the format was is like that
"Birth_Date": "1990-10-11T00:00:00.000Z",
Now i want to modify the column of Birthdate into 1990-10-11
i dont want rest of character .. guide me how to achieve this
Actually, I don't think you can change how MySql store is date type.
Here's a good article about it
MySQL stores dates and timestamps in one format only: YYYY-MM-DD
hh:mm:ss. This is the format recommended by the International
Organization for Standardization (ISO).
Instead what you can do is when you do a select statement is to format the date using Date_Format
SELECT DATE_FORMAT(birthDate, '%Y %m, %d') AS reg_formatted FROM yourtable
On the previous link you have all the formats possible
Just changed the date from the format dd-mm-yy using str_to_date() function in MYSQL.
The column date had the date in dd-mm-yyyy format. I used following query :
UPDATE invoice SET date=str_to_date(date, '%d-%m-%Y');
and dates got converted to correct format yyyy-mm-dd but all years in my date column got changed to 2020.
Now I have two questions :
1] How can I change all 2020 year to 2011 in my date
2] What do you think, why did this happen ?
You can use a query like this:
UPDATE table SET datefield=datefield - INTERVAL 9 year WHERE records you want to change
If you leave out the WHERE clause it changes ALL records in the table.
I have a column called table_date which currently I am using now() to insert the current date (2011-02-23). I know I can manipulate this with sql/php to show me year and monthname. However, I want to know if it's possible to just insert into table_date the current date as year-month like this 2011-02? Thanks
A DATE field is always going to be a full date, and as far as I know, it is also always required to specify a full date.
It might be easiest to use 01, like 2011-02-01 for February 2011.
Obviously, you can format the output of a DATE field to your liking when querying it:
SELECT DATE_FORMAT(fieldname,"%Y-%m");
If you insert something like 2010-10 into a DATE column, mysql throws a warning and inserts 0000-00-00. If you do not want to specify a certain day, you can insert something like 2010-10-00. Pay attention when querying for "all entries in October 2010" since WHERE date >= '2010-10-01' will not return 2010-10-00.