SELECT DATE_FORMAT(NOW(), '%m/%d/%Y'); will out put 01/04/2003. replace NOW() with you're column name.
check out hte mysql manual for all of the date variations.
hth
jeff
"Ali McLeod"
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Subject: [PHP-DB] displaying a MySQL
date in a different format
01/04/2003 06:27
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Can anyone help me. I am trying to display a date in a different format
from
that stored in a MySQL database. MySQL forces you to store it as yyyy-mm-dd
but I want to display it as dd-mm-yyyy, or dd-mmmm
Any ideas?
Many thanks in advance
Ali McLeod
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