On Friday, April 19, 2002, at 01:23 PM, Richard Fox wrote:
> I want to compare a timestamp(14) field in a MySQL table with the
> current
> time. Currently I use the following pseudo-sql:
>
> select field from table where table.time < date("YmdHis", time())
>
> only, the table timestamp is GMT
On Friday, April 19, 2002, at 01:23 PM, Richard Fox wrote:
> I want to compare a timestamp(14) field in a MySQL table with the
> current
> time. Currently I use the following pseudo-sql:
>
> select field from table where table.time < date("YmdHis", time())
>
> only, the table timestamp is GMT
Ok, I give up.
I want to compare a timestamp(14) field in a MySQL table with the current
time. Currently I use the following pseudo-sql:
select field from table where table.time < date("YmdHis", time())
only, the table timestamp is GMT time and the time function is returning
local time. How do
What's a good method for setting time in GMT? as in the expiration date for
cookies? I saw two functions to do this with, but I haven't been able to get
them to output anything properly.
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Coremetrics, Inc.
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