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The best thing to do is change the format to MySQL DATE format (yyyy-mm-dd) then you can take advantage of the dozens of built-in datetime functions and it also allows you to compare and sort the dates correctly. Store dates for functionality in the DB, not for prettiness.

 

Add a date column, type DATE and run an UPDATE query using mysql's STR_TO_DATE function to convert from your format.

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