SELECT DATE_FORMAT("2010-08-30 21:19:58", "%a. %b %e, '%y"); : Date Format « Date Time « SQL / MySQL






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SELECT DATE_FORMAT("2010-08-30 21:19:58", "%a. %b %e, '%y");

    
mysql>
mysql> SELECT DATE_FORMAT("2010-08-30 21:19:58", "%a. %b %e, '%y");
+------------------------------------------------------+
| DATE_FORMAT("2010-08-30 21:19:58", "%a. %b %e, '%y") |
+------------------------------------------------------+
| Mon. Aug 30, '10                                     |
+------------------------------------------------------+
1 row in set (0.00 sec)








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