Starting with : 2011-01-17 09:30:00
Let's say I want to edit just the date with 2011-01-28
What is the most efficient way to end up with: 2011-01-28 09:30:00
Thanks!
For everyone saying Date_Add... that would 开发者_如何学运维require me to subtract the dates, then add the days. Thats a possibility... but was looking to remove that first step, and just "replace" the date
If you really don't want to use date_add function, you can consider using this construction:
UPDATE table_name SET field_name = concat('2011-01-12 ', time(field_name))
Make sure to add a space after the date ('2011-01-12◯
').
To change it 5 days ahead:
UPDATE yourTableName
SET myDate1 = myDate1 + INTERVAL 5 DAY
WHERE myDate1 = dateIWantToChange
(you can use MONTH, YEAR, etc too)
Probably, DATE_ADD is a good idea. link text
Check Query
update yourtable set eventtime=replace(eventtime,substr(eventtime,1,10), '2013-07-17') WHERE `id`=4
You can add various components of a date to modify it using the Date_Add function. Check this out:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.5/en/date-and-time-functions.html#function_date-add
Going to use something like:
CONCAT('2011-01-28 ',DATE_FORMAT(original_timestamp, '%H:%i:%s'))
Just Use:
UPDATE table_name set column_name= DATE_FORMAT(column_name,'%Y-%m-28 %H:%i-%s');
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