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Re: Converting a xml STRING displaying a long date, to dd/mm/yyyy

From: SavvoulidisIordanis@-----------.---------.---
To: NULL
Date: 12/22/2008 12:54:00 AM
How can I prefix each resulting row in my produced CSV file, with the logged 
on username as a parameter? Each user executing the XSL transformation, 
should be the 1st column in the CSV file, that will be bulk copied into SQL 
Server.
I want to produce something like this:

username;ACTIVE;22/12/2008;19:00;200;1.8;KOBLENTZ;3.15;INGOLDSTAD;3.5
username;ACTIVE;22/12/2008;19:00;200;1.85;WATFORD;3.15;COVENTRY;3.5
username;ACTIVE;22/12/2008;19:00;200;1.85;ARSENAL;3.15;CARDIFF;3.5


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