In mysql you can do
select date_format(str_to_date(columnName, '%m'), '%M') from tableName;
Note, that the %m
and %M
are case sensitive. Here's how you can format dates (and how str_to_date() works: MySQL Date and Time functions
Question
My table month stores numbers (1,2...,12) and I need to convert them in names (January, February...). How can I do this in my query?
SELECT
id_user,
name,
month,
year
FROM
DW_RM_Log
...
PS: mySQL
Solution
In mysql you can do
select date_format(str_to_date(columnName, '%m'), '%M') from tableName;
Note, that the %m
and %M
are case sensitive. Here's how you can format dates (and how str_to_date() works: MySQL Date and Time functions
OTHER TIPS
In Sql Server, you can do like this:
DECLARE @Mth smallint
SET @Mth = 11
SELECT DateName(mm,DATEADD(mm,@Mth,-1)) as [MonthName]
IN your case:
SELECT
id_user,
name,
DateName(mm,DATEADD(mm,month,-1)) as [MonthName],
year
FROM
DW_RM_Log
this will return you November.