Catching Date from String Date-Hour in MySql

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Hello Everybody,

I need to capture the date from this string: "28/04/2011 16:38:04",

I need a function in sql language to make this o any sql-code.

Please give me an example.

Thanks in advance.

Leonardo Ayala.

Posted 2-May-11 5:31am

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Kim Togo · Accepted Answer · 2011-05-02T07:54:00

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You what to use MySQL function STR_TO_DATE[^] there is some good example that can give you some good ideas.

SELECT STR_TO_DATE('01,5,2013','%d,%m,%Y');
--> DateTime output: 2013-05-01

Posted 2-May-11 7:54am

Kim Togo

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leocode7 2-May-11 14:34pm

thanks, I improve your code:

select date(str_to_date( REPLACE( fecha,'/','-') ,'%d-%m-%Y')

thank you so much!

Kim Togo 2-May-11 16:09pm

You are welcome.