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I found several questions about converting the format of date or datetime but it doesn't work. I used type datetime for 'rdate' and tried to do
SQL Convert Datetime to Date
It should be the easiest and fastest way to convert a DATETIME to a DATE and I used
SELECT CONVERT(date, rdate) FROM sreservations;
Unfortunately it isn't working.
I tried the same with the type date but I couldn't find a solution either.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 64
Reputation: 251
When creating your table columns which involve the column with date data type,
Use
SET DATEFORMAT DMY
This is for Microsoft SQL server.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 98398
From your image, you don't seem to have a datetime, just a date. You can format it (or a datetime, if you did have a datetime) into a string for display in mysql using date_format:
select date_format(rdate, '%d.%m.%Y')
if you want it to appear as dd.mm.yyyy.
Upvotes: 1