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If it's an ISO date type, you can do something like this and get
midnight of each day -
SELECT timestamp_format(char(isodate) ,'YYYY-MM-DD') FROM yourtable
If you want to get some time later in the day, add hours to the
timestamp, as here -
SELECT timestamp_format(char(isodate) ,'YYYY-MM-DD') + 12 hours FROM
yourtable
You need the timestamp_format function on your system - I forget when it
was brought in, but I'm on 7.1 and it works.
If it's a numeric field in ISO format, that's a different story.
Regards
Vern
On 9/11/2017 1:10 PM, Jack Tucky wrote:
I am trying to insert data into another table that has a timestamp field,
but I only have an ISO date in my source table.
I can default everything to 12pm or anything really. How can I do that?
Still googling but no luck yet.
Thanks, Art
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