Date format conversion from MySQL

Hi my dear friends. I have some problem with the date format.
I am using MySQL version 3, LabSQL and Labview7.1
In the MySQL, the date format reads as 2006-12-18 14-51-25
while, when querying in Labview, it reads 18-Dec-06 14-51-25.
So when using this date (18-Dec-06 14-51-25) to query further. I got problems as MySQL does not recognise this format.
How can I convert 18-Dec-06 to 2006-12-18?
It might sound easier to change but for the year how do I change it to proper 2006, not 1906?
Your solution will be helpful. Thanks in advance.
Clement

astroboy wrote:
Hi Ravens. I think that not all computers have the same settings. Is there a way how can make sure that it still works despite of different settings in esch PC?
By auto-changing registry?
 Clement
There probably is a way to do that, but I don't know how.  I don't think it is a good idea to change the PC settings in that way because it would interfere with all other programs on the PC.  Suppose the user wants the format of date and time to remain the way it is for other programs or looking at file/directory properties.
Rather than basing your functions on the system format settings, use the format string functions within labview that will make the date/time to appear the way you want it to.  Look at the format date/time string function on the timing palette.  Also, format into string on the string palette.

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