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Date and time functions

CreateDate

DateFormat

GetTimeZoneInfo

MonthAsString

CreateDateTime

DatePart

Hour

Now

CreateODBCDate

Day

IsDate

ParseDateTime

CreateODBCDateTime

DayOfWeek

IsLeapYear

Quarter

CreateODBCTime

DayOfWeekAsString

IsNumericDate

Second

CreateTime

DayOfYear

LSDateFormat

TimeFormat

CreateTimeSpan

DaysInMonth

LSIsDate

Week

DateAdd

DaysInYear

LSParseDateTime

Year

DateCompare

FirstDayOfMonth

LSTimeFormat

 

DateConvert

GetHttpTimeString

Minute

 

DateDiff

GetTickCount

Month

 


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MaestroFJP said on Jun 21, 2004 at 7:55 AM :
FYI, coldfusion/java incorrectly stores the a default MySQL datetime of 0000-00-00 00:00:00 as 0002-11-30 00:00:00.0 due to the fact that is not a valid datetime in Java. Java automatically stores it as a default escape string of 0002-11-30 etc. Beware of using MySQL default datetime escape string - use NULL instead

More info about this, now classified, NON-bug at:
http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=3331

.pjf

 

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