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How to "yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss" format (and not w/ the "T")

Does anyone know if JSL can format time in columns as "yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss", that is a space between the dd and hh and not the capital "T" that JMP wants to insert? I have tried this, but it ends up converting to serial, exactly not what I want of course. Likewise, I do not like that capital "T" stuff that JMP does period. The format I've mentioned is highly used in industry and I'm hoping JSL/JMP can someway support it.

Reason being: SQL uses this format, that is a space between dd and hh and has no idea what to do with a capital "T" of course. So when saving a .csv with time data via JSL, this gets all messed up. thanks... dj

Re: How to "yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss" format (and not w/ the "T")

I'm not a JMP guy so can't give you the answer. Are you aware though that the datetime format with a "T" you don't like is an ISO standard?

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