Change sql date to simpledateformat (mm/dd/yyyy)

Hi All,
I am retrieving date from the database in the following format :
2006-08-09 09:12:14:0
I have to change it in the mm/dd/yyyy format ..
How can I do it in java
answer please
Thanks

I am retrieving date from the database in the
following format :Are you receiving a Date or a String? Dates don't have formats.
2006-08-09 09:12:14:0
I have to change it in the mm/dd/yyyy format ..Use SimpleDateFormat. The API docs explain how it's done.

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