On Thursday 14 March 2002 18:11, Jon Haworth wrote:
> > Unixtimestamp from Mysql :1016679600
> > Unixtimestamp from PHP :953699601
> > y this much difference?
>
> A PHP timestamp is the number of seconds since 1st Jan 1970
To be pedantic, in PHP it is time()
> A MySQL UNIX_TIMESTAMP is the dat
On Thursday 14 March 2002 18:03, Balaji Ankem wrote:
> Hi,
>UNIX_TIMESTAMP(2002-03-21 08:30:00) and
>mktime(2002,03,21,08,30,00) equal or not?
>
> But both are same timestamp..but returning values are
> different.y?
>
> Unixtimestamp from Mysql :1016679600
>
>UNIX_TIMESTAMP(2002-03-21 08:30:00) and
>mktime(2002,03,21,08,30,00) equal or not?
Careful, 08 != 8
A leading 0 indicates an octal number in PHP.
Also, you have the arguments to mktime() completely messed up. It is
hour, minute, second, month, day, year. 2002 is a strange-loo
> Unixtimestamp from Mysql :1016679600
> Unixtimestamp from PHP :953699601
> y this much difference?
A PHP timestamp is the number of seconds since 1st Jan 1970
A MySQL UNIX_TIMESTAMP is the date in MMDDHHMMSS format.
Cheers
Jon
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Hi,
UNIX_TIMESTAMP(2002-03-21 08:30:00) and
mktime(2002,03,21,08,30,00) equal or not?
But both are same timestamp..but returning values are
different.y?
Unixtimestamp from Mysql :1016679600
Unixtimestamp from PHP :953699601
y this much
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