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Old 08-11-04, 10:28
ApoPen ApoPen is offline
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Displaying Time
Is there a function to display a timestamp in the format:

'2004/08/11 10:22:24 AM'

All i have found so far is:
varchar_format(current timestamp,'YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MIS')
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Old 08-11-04, 10:40
ARWinner ARWinner is offline
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I believe that that is all that comes with DB2. You will need to write your own UDF to get what you want.

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Old 08-11-04, 10:44
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Ain't that good enough?


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Is there a function to display a timestamp in the format:

'2004/08/11 10:22:24 AM'

All i have found so far is:
varchar_format(current timestamp,'YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MIS')
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Old 08-11-04, 10:50
ApoPen ApoPen is offline
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unfortunatly not, we are doing a conversion from mySQL to DB2, but the presentation to the clients have to remain the same.
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Old 08-11-04, 14:41
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See:
http://www.cs.ucla.edu/classes/winte...1/DB2Time.html

You might want to use them to write the UDF.

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