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Supported DATE, TIME, and TIMESTAMP formats


The tables in this topic list input date, time, and timestamp formats that UNLOAD PLUS supports in addition to the internal Db2 date, time, and timestamp formats.

These formats support the conversion of CHAR, INTEGER, and DECIMAL data types to DATE-format, TIMESTAMP-format, and TIME-format EXTERNAL formats.

When using DIRECT NO, DATE-format, TIMESTAMP-format, or TIME-format formats requires extra consideration due to the various ways in which the data is returned from Db2. Often, the same DATE-format, TIMESTAMP-format, or TIME-format formats are not appropriate when using DIRECT YES versus DIRECT NO.


The following table describes the Date format:

Format number Char/Int/Dec

Nondelimited format

Format number Char

Delimited format 1

1

MMDDYY

D1

MM/DD/YY

2

YYMMDD

D2

YY/MM/DD

3

YYDDD

D3

YY/DDD

4

YYWWD

D4

YY/WW/D

5

DDMMYY

D5

DD/MM/YY

6

DDDDD



1E

MMDDYYYY

D1E

MM/DD/YYYY

2E

YYYYMMDD

D2E

YYYY/MM/DD

3E

YYYYDDD

D3E

YYYY/DDD

4E

YYYYWWD

D4E

YYYY/WW/D

5E

DDMMYYYY

D5E

DD/MM/YYYY

1 ‘/’ can be any character.

The following tables describes the Timestamp formats:

Format number

Nondelimited format 1

1

YYMMDDHHMMSS

2

YYMMDDHHMMSSNNNNNN 2

3

Store clock 8-byte binary

1E

YYYYMMDDHHMMSS

2E

YYYYMMDDHHMMSSNNNNNN 2 

1 Formats are CHAR only except 3.

2 The number of microseconds (N) can be from 0 through 12.


The following table describes the Time format:

Format number Char/Int/Dec

Nondelimited format

Format number Char

Delimited format1

1

HHMMSS

D1

HH.MM.SS

2

HHMM

D2

HH.MM



D3

HH.MM xM 2

1 ‘.’ can be any character.

2 xM is either AM or PM.


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