Mysql strip time component from datetime
Yes, use the date function:
SELECT date(my_date)
Pulling Date from MySQL Database Remove Time
Try using MySQL's build in functions such as DATE_FORMAT()
or even DATE()
SELECT
DATE_FORMAT(EventDate, '%Y-%m-%d') AS eventDate
FROM events;
SELECT
DATE(EventDate) AS eventDate
FROM events;
How can I convert datetime to date, truncating the times, leaving me the dates?
If you want this in a SELECT
-Statement, just use the DATE
Operator:
SELECT DATE(`yourfield`) FROM `yourtable`;
If you want to change the table structurally, just change the datatype to DATE
(of course only do this if this doesn't affect applications depending on this field).
ALTER TABLE `yourtable` CHANGE `yourfield` `yourfield` DATE;
Both will eliminate the time part.
MySQL remove left over time from datetime converted to varchar. Substr()?
UPDATE logic_intern_report_link
SET comp_date = DATE_FORMAT(DATE(comp_date), '%Y-%m-%d')
How to select date from datetime column?
You can use MySQL's DATE()
function:
WHERE DATE(datetime) = '2009-10-20'
You could also try this:
WHERE datetime LIKE '2009-10-20%'
See this answer for info on the performance implications of using LIKE
.
MySQL: Get the datetime field with time part reset to midnight (00:00:00)?
Convert to date
to truncate the time part, then cast to datetime
:
select
PurchaseDate,
cast(date(PurchaseDate) as datetime) as StartOfDay
from mytable
See live demo.
update recrod according to datetime in mysql php
Try with Date() function
UPDATE info SET status = NULL WHERE DATE(lastupdated) != '2020-01-03'
MYSQL Datetime, remove seconds
This is just a matter of updating the corresponding column.
Depending on ... hum ... your mood (?) you might try:
update tbl set datetime_column = substr(datetime_column, 1, 16);
Or
update tbl set datetime_column = date_format(datetime_column, '%Y-%m-%d %H:%i:00');
Or
update tbl set datetime_column = datetime_column - second(datetime_column);
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