We can also use the DATE_FORMAT() function to display time in other formats. In this case, the function will have two parameters, the first is the time and the second is the format string.
The following example will change the current time in the specified format -
mysql> SELECT DATE_FORMAT(NOW(), 'The time is %h:%i:%s %p'); +-----------------------------------------------+ | DATE_FORMAT(NOW(), 'The time is %h:%i:%s %p') | +-----------------------------------------------+ | The time is 06:02:28 AM | +-----------------------------------------------+ 1 row in set (0.00 sec)
The following example will change the given time in the specified format -
mysql> SELECT DATE_FORMAT('2017-10-29 06:03:25', 'The time is %h:%i:%s %p'); +---------------------------------------------------------------+ | DATE_FORMAT('2017-10-29 06:03:25', 'The time is %h:%i:%s %p') | +---------------------------------------------------------------+ | The time is 06:03:25 AM | +---------------------------------------------------------------+ 1 row in set (0.00 sec)
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