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[SOLVED] mysql if datetime = today question


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Ha, I almost gave you a very slow query, but this one seems to work really fast:

Let me know how it works..

 

SELECT thedate FROM `test` WHERE
UNIX_TIMESTAMP(thedate) BETWEEN UNIX_TIMESTAMP(CURDATE())
AND
UNIX_TIMESTAMP(DATE_ADD(CURDATE(), INTERVAL + 86399 SECOND))

 

What does it mean?

Convert all datetimes (which I assume you're using) to UNIX_TIMESTAMP equivalents, and check that they are between the unix timestamp of today (at 00:00:00 seconds) and today at (23:59:59)  [1 second until tomorrow].

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