Date & Time Format In Database.
I'm using MySQL database, the problem is I've setup that user input the Date format in dd/mm/yyyy (example: 14may2007) and Time (example: 12:00pm). How do I convert it to Date & Time format in database format before insert into database? Sorry, noob here.
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