Take the date 10 of the data table field

select to_char(sysdate,'yyyy-mm-dd') as dtime from dual

That's how to take out your 2009-09-27

select to_char(sysdate,'yyyy')||'years'|| to_char(sysdate,'mm')||'month'|| to_char(sysdate,'dd')||'day' as dtime from dual

This is your date.

Retrieve it directly from the database, no matter what language you use.

The datatime type is inherently time-based.

select convert(varchar(10),t,120) from s

The question is not clear, what language do you use to display it? Here's a C for you.

2009-09-08").tolongdatestring().tostring();

Also available: the date of acquisition. tostring("YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY");

date object. tostring("YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY");

Let's try it this way.

You can use the "Filter" function in Excel to extract data that meets specific criteria. Here are some steps that you can use to bulk extract all the data under that date based on that date:

In the menu bar above **, select the "Data" tab.

In the Data tab, select Filter.

In the Filtering menu, select Advanced Filtering.

In the Advanced Filter Letters dialog box, set the List Area to your data range and the Condition Area to the range of cells that contain the date you want.

Select the Copy to Other Location option, and specify a new patch return domain in the Copy to text box to store the filtered results.

Click the "OK" button, and Excel will extract all the data that meets the criteria according to your criteria and copy it to the specified region.

List area: A1:D22

Condition region: f1:f2

Copied to: h1

The copied area includes header rows: Check this option.

Then, click the "OK" button, and Excel will copy all the data that meet the criteria into the H1 and below cells.