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Mysq date type


feri_soft

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I can recommend storing all your dates and timestamp as UNIX_TIMESTAMP.

All these different time- and dateformats can get really confusing. Always use unix timestamps for al time-related operations, untill you need to display. Php's setlocale() and strftime() will then give you exactly the format you want to display.
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S o i must add this i n my query ?? ;)
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Barand was as clear as he could be. MySQL Date columns have no Time component. If you need a Date + time in one column then you need to use a MySQL DateTime column. You can easily alter your table structure using ALTER TABLE to modify your DATE column to a DATETIME.

If you're still confused try reading this: [a href=\"http://www.gizmola.com/blog/archives/51-Exploring-Mysql-CURDATE-and-NOW.-The-same-but-different..html\" target=\"_blank\"]http://www.gizmola.com/blog/archives/51-Ex...different..html[/a]


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