Right. I was inserting a load of data into a MySQL DB and used the following to generate the timestamp:
$stamp = mktime($t[0], $t[1], $t[2], $d[2], $d[1], $d[0]);
Unfortunately, the day and month were mixed around, and below is the correct timestamp.
$stamp = mktime($t[0], $t[1], $t[2], $d[1], $d[2], $d[0]);
It is about 5,000 records. What is the easiest way to do a bulk update and correction?
Thanks a lot!
Did the database engine allow you to insert impossible dates, or didn't you have any date with the Day field > 12?
In any case, you can probably fix it with one update statement, but the syntax is dependant on the database engine you use.
For MySQL you would use:
UPDATE myTable SET dateColumn = STR_TO_DATE(DATE_FORMAT(dateColumn, '%d-%c-%Y %T'), '%c-%d-%Y %T')