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[SOLVED] MySQL Store every login dates and times


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Call mysql_query() inside the loop after assigning to $sql; that will make multiple calls to the database though.

 

With a small amount of cleverness you can do it with a single call.

 

This will insert three rows into the table `table`.

INSERT INTO `table` (`col1`, `col2`) VALUES
  ('a', 'a'),
  ('b', 'b'),
  ('c', 'c')

I checked that code and it works.  However, I don't understand how it works.  How would $sql be able to submit all those tasks in the database with only one command?  Does it have to do with some special property arrays (checkbox) have?

I'm trying to do a left join to get tasks that were not completed. However, the query gives me tasks that were completed as well as tasks that were not completed.  How, do I get only tasks that have a NULL Value.  My code is below: 

 

 

Select Task.Description, task_user.created From Task
LEFT JOIN task_user ON Task.Task_ID = task_user.task_ID
AND DATE_FORMAT(task_user.created, '%Y %m %d') = DATE_FORMAT(CURDATE(), '%Y %m %d')  

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