Like date_add there are many functions date_diff, date_format etc having a corresponding alias in DateTime class.
UK settings: 1/7/2011 (July 1, 2011). When formatted in Excel, I use \"MMM-yy\", expected: Jul-11, but it gives me \"Jan-11\"
I have to store date values (TDateTime) in a string format. What is the best w开发者_高级运维ay to do this? I considered the following approaches:
i know this topic isn\'t new, though i have to dig it up again. I already searched the Web numerous times (including some Threads here on stackoverflow) but haven\'t found a satisfying answer so far.
I have been digging into the question for a while in StackOverflow Android get Current UTC time and How can I get the current date and time in UTC or GMT in Java?
function timeSpent($date_created, $endingDay) { $diff = abs(strtotime($date_created) - strtotime(date(\"Y-m-d H:i:s\")));
I have a trac 开发者_JAVA百科(http://trac.edgewall.org/) bug tracking system where I have admin priveledges, but no access to the actual server. I got the guy who has access to the server to installth
android.text.format.DateFormat specifies that using the format string \'a\' should yield \'a\' or \'p\' and \'aa\' should yield \'am\' or \'pm\'. However, on my AVD, using \'a\', \'A\', or \'AA\' yiel
I want to use sprintf() along with date_format in a MySQL query. Here is query: mysql_select_db($database_exdb, $expdb);
I have data pulled from a database and stored in Stata .dta files. But when I read it into R using the foreign package, I get a date format unlike any I\'ve seen. All of the other dates are \"%m/%d/%Y
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