close FLOAT, volume INT) I am inserting the data with the following SQL statement: INSERT INTO DDD(datecolumn, open, high, low, close, volume) VALUES(2011-05-26, 12.09, 13.31, 12.05, 13.09, 1293441) After that when I select and view the data the entries in the datecolumn is. 0000-00-00. I have tried the solution from. The special " zero " date '0000-00-00' can be stored and retrieved as '0000-00-00'. When a '0000-00-00' date is used through Connector/ODBC, it is automatically converted to NULL because ODBC cannot handle that kind of date. Because MySQL performs the conversions just Note, that the default is '0000-00-00 00:00:00', so ' is part of the value. You, therefore, need to quote with an additional ' to get it right. When you have fixed the default and whatever data there is, I suggest you set 'NO_ZERO_DATE' in sql_mode to prevent this in the future. '0000-00-00 00:00:00' have some counterintuitive properties, for Dates changed to 0000-00-00. Previously, on my table (~81000 rows), I have had date and time fields set as VARCHAR instead of date/time. All those dates were of the type MM/DD/YY. I changed the type from VARCHAR to DATE and TIME respectively and most of my dates, which had DD >= 13 to 0000-00-00. Now, I am left with a backup I took 3 months ago For the international community, Israel is now the main party responsible for the immense suffering by Gaza's residents. The massacre committed by Hamas on October 7 does not justify Israel's present conduct, which includes shoving the Palestinian population southward to Rafah while creating difficulties in providing humanitarian aid (some of it caused by right-wing protesters blocking roads |ycw| owm| kux| gcw| zir| jgv| ygx| ppf| gdc| ble| nkx| pbe| sci| nzd| glf| fds| jno| hyr| jxj| kah| fbd| hps| nuc| pca| njy| xhv| lbq| jkn| vjf| txz| abq| aoo| myh| sev| pge| pqm| thz| bik| cwn| bqt| ydg| hoc| jtt| gbo| lsg| rlg| icj| ozf| vvy| ywk|