RE: select date_format('2004-10-03 15:06:14','%m/%d/%y %T');

2005-03-09 Thread Stembridge, Michael
RE: Import Access Data... > I'll try and import using ODBC. Is there any good web sites > about ODBC and its operations that I can learn about it? > > Scott If you haven't found this by now: http://forums.mysql.com/list.php?65 - MySQL forum for Access conversion. Many people use ODBC to migra

RE: select date_format('2004-10-03 15:06:14','%m/%d/%y %T');

2005-03-08 Thread Gordon
I have > 200 tables with regular datetime fields. I link these tables through ODBC to an ACCESS database where I can run standard ACCESS append queries or even copy/paste append into the linked table. ODBC handles the conversion just fine. One caution, MySQL timestamp maps to ACCESS datetime but

Re: select date_format('2004-10-03 15:06:14','%m/%d/%y %T');

2005-03-07 Thread Scott Hamm
Thanks! I'll try and import using ODBC. Is there any good web sites about ODBC and its operations that I can learn about it? Scott On Mon, 07 Mar 2005 09:26:56 +1100, Daniel Kasak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Scott Hamm wrote: > > >How do I create a table using: > > > >date_format('2004-10-03

Re: select date_format('2004-10-03 15:06:14','%m/%d/%y %T');

2005-03-06 Thread Daniel Kasak
Scott Hamm wrote: How do I create a table using: date_format('2004-10-03 15:06:14','%m/%d/%y %T'); That way I can import Access Data? Can't do that. You can import Access data via ODBC - that way the driver figures out how to send the data to MySQL. I assume you are trying to export to a text f