Date Question


Posted on 16th Feb 2014 07:03 pm by admin

I'm using the TIMESTAMP() function within mysql to set the date/time for certain events. However, how would I go about formatting the output? For example it would display "2009-11-30 02:48:40".. how can I change that formatting around?

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Also, I wanted to do a sort to display items within my table monthly.. is there anything I can use to only pull/sort data by the month?
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