SET DATESTYLE TO 'European'; in MySQL

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I'm doing MySQL exercises and I found some of PostgreSQL, and there is a part where before entering the data to the newly created tables, enter that command, SET DATESTYLE TO 'European'; I tried to put it in MySQL but it does not recognize it, what would be its equivalent?

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I'm doing MySQL exercises and I found some of PostgreSQL, and there is a part where before entering the data to the newly created tables, enter that command, SET DATESTYLE TO 'European'; I tried to put it in MySQL but it does not recognize it, what would be its equivalent?

mysql postgresql date

mysql postgresql date

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mysql store all the dates in the same style. Internally this is three bytes that are expanded to the YYYY-MM-DD. You can convert this format to the any desired form by DATE_FORMAT() function like that:

SELECT DATE(now()) AS sysformat
 , DATE_FORMAT( NOW(), '%W %M %D %Y, %j'th day of the year') AS myformat 

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mysql store all the dates in the same style. Internally this is three bytes that are expanded to the YYYY-MM-DD. You can convert this format to the any desired form by DATE_FORMAT() function like that:

SELECT DATE(now()) AS sysformat
 , DATE_FORMAT( NOW(), '%W %M %D %Y, %j'th day of the year') AS myformat 

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mysql store all the dates in the same style. Internally this is three bytes that are expanded to the YYYY-MM-DD. You can convert this format to the any desired form by DATE_FORMAT() function like that:

SELECT DATE(now()) AS sysformat
 , DATE_FORMAT( NOW(), '%W %M %D %Y, %j'th day of the year') AS myformat 

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mysql store all the dates in the same style. Internally this is three bytes that are expanded to the YYYY-MM-DD. You can convert this format to the any desired form by DATE_FORMAT() function like that:

SELECT DATE(now()) AS sysformat
 , DATE_FORMAT( NOW(), '%W %M %D %Y, %j'th day of the year') AS myformat 

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mysql store all the dates in the same style. Internally this is three bytes that are expanded to the YYYY-MM-DD. You can convert this format to the any desired form by DATE_FORMAT() function like that:

SELECT DATE(now()) AS sysformat
 , DATE_FORMAT( NOW(), '%W %M %D %Y, %j'th day of the year') AS myformat 

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