Carlos Fernando Scheidecker Antunes wrote:
> If I issue the comand date(d."/".m."/".Y." ".H.":".i.":".s)
> I get the Today's date and time formated accordingly.
Don't you want to put the letters inside the quotes?
> So what I need is to format variable $OrderDate to Day/Month/year Hour:Min:Sec.
Hello All,
If I issue the comand date(d."/".m."/".Y." ".H.":".i.":".s)
I get the Today's date and time formated accordingly.
I can do the same with MySQL by using an internal function on the SQL select statement.
I've got a variable that is a MySQL native Date field but it was not and cannot be
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