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This should be a lot more easier than I'm finding it... at least I would have thought so.

 

What I'm trying to do is get all results from a database where the date set is before the current date (right now). I tried by setting a variable $dateNow using date("Y-m-d"), but that didn't seem to work..

 

How do I put a WHERE clause saying that the date field in a row has to be before the current date?

 

Thanks

Denno

What data type are you using for the date column? You shouldn't need to use PHP to generate the date, MySQL has a built-in function called curdate() which will do that for you..

 

select * from table_name where date_column < curdate()

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