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Am I using convert() wrong?


nicolanicola

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I am extremely new to this, so please bear with me if I don't make sense.

 

In a php script, I add a datestamp to a field by using the now() function.

 

I am retrieving this field now from db, I have successfuly managed to get the date and convert it - select DATE_FORMAT(date,'%d-%m-%Y') as postedDate.

 

But I can't get the time at all. Can someone please help? I've tried using convert but I think I'm doing it wrong, because my php code just exits and the html then continues, after the following select statement.  If I take convert out it works, so I figure something is wrong with the convert statement.

 

mysql_query("SELECT asset_id, name, email, website ,comment, CONVERT(varchar(10), date, 108) as theTime, DATE_FORMAT(date,'%d-%m-%Y') as postedDate FROM Comment WHERE asset_id='lbi-type' ORDER BY date", $connection);

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Date and time are combined in a datetime field.

 

mysql_query("SELECT asset_id, name, email, website ,comment, DATE_FORMAT(date,'%h:%i:%s') as theTime, DATE_FORMAT(date,'%d-%m-%Y') as postedDate FROM Comment WHERE asset_id='lbi-type' ORDER BY date", $connection);

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