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Php/Mysql date saved as '0000-00-00'
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$dat=date("Y-m-d");
This is how date is being fetched in PHP
insert into gd_purchase(Product_Model,Purchase_Date,Purchase_Quantity) values('22P413',2016-12-27,20)
When above query is fired date is entered as 0000-00-00 in mysql
You need to wrap the date value with single quotes like this:
insert into gd_purchase(Product_Model,Purchase_Date,Purchase_Quantity)
values('22P413','2016-12-27',20)
you need to add date part in quotes:
insert into gd_purchase(Product_Model,Purchase_Date,Purchase_Quantity) values('22P413','2016-12-27',20)
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I need some help with converting the date to dd/mm/YYYY.
I have this code to display my date in a html table from a mysql database
echo "<td>".$zeile['datumFahrt']."</td>";
Can I convert it in this line so the format will be dd/mm/YYYY instead of YYYY/mm/dd?
Sure you can, first you need to convert it to timestamp and then format it:
date("d/m/Y", strtotime($zeile['datumFahrt']))
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How can I get timestamp when I add data using PHP in MySQL?
You can set Default value for your column is: CURRENT_TIMESTAMP so when new record be added it have get current timestamp on your server by automaticly.
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I have a table with a time (int 4) where is stored time ex:1506201203
That would be:
year-mo-da-hh-mm
2015-06-20-12-03
I need a php script to get the time and display it correctly ..
A bit of help ?
You can use from_unixtime.
FROM_UNIXTIME(column_name, '%Y-%m-%d') in your MySQL query.
Or you can just use date function.
date('Y-m-d-h-m', $n['date']).
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how to use DATE FORMAT in my query?
I have a date from form post as 09-23-2012 and in my sql database i save date with datetime format like 2012-09-23 23:11:13
I want to create a query to compare these two date.
These two date should equal.
Try DATE_FORMAT:
WHERE DATE_FORMAT(the_field, '%Y-%m-%d') = CAST(:yourInput AS DATE)
Or something similar
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Change date format (in DB or output) to dd/mm/yyyy - PHP MySQL
PHP - Convert to date format dd/mm/yyyy
mysql saves my date and times like this...
2011-08-31 08:48:40
And when I echo them from the database this is how they appear, how can I get them to a universal format like m/d/y...
Or does it not matter if the mysql row is not a DATE_TIME and just VARCHAR and insert it into the database how I want it??
Thanks...
Do it in PHP:
date("m/d/Y", strtotime('2011-08-31 08:48:40'));
Or do it in MySQL:
SELECT DATE_FORMAT('2011-08-31 08:48:40','%m/%d/%Y')
Of course you won't use hardcoded values in your code. You'll use the column name for MySQL or the retrieved column value, that's probably an element in an array, in PHP.
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