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Date Symbols in DATE_FORMAT, TIME_FORMAT, and FROM_UNIXTIME

    
%W             day of week Monday to Sunday
%a             day of week abbreviated Mon to Sun
%e             day of month 1 to 31
%d             day of month two-digit 01 to 31
%D             day of month with ending 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, ...
%w             day of week as number 0 (Sunday) to 6 (Saturday)
%j             day in year, three-digit 001 to 366
%U             week number, two-digit (Sunday) 00 to 52
%u             week number, two-digit (Monday) 00 to 52
%M             name of month January to December
%b             name of month abbreviated Jan to Dec
%c             month number 1 to i
%m             month number, two-digit 01 to 12
%Y             year, four-digit 2002, 2003, ...
%y             year, two-digit 00, 01, ...
%%             the symbol % %








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