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> Will that work if I have for instance 100 entries, each
> entry recording
> the time it was made then I would be able to pull th
Yes ... 100 entries or 100 x 100 entries! :-)
Mick
On Mon, 9 Apr 2001, george wrote:
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> Will that work if I have for instance 100 entries, each entry recording
> the time it was made then I would be able to pull that info out of the db
> and display the record and time made at a later dat
Will that work if I have for instance 100 entries, each entry recording
the time it was made then I would be able to pull that info out of the db
and display the record and time made at a later date.
george
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If you are using MySQL, add a "timestamp" field to the table. The first
timestamp in a table gets stamped everytime a record is modified.
Kirk
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