Hi,
how can I calculate the due date from the date of an invoice and
insert the result into a mysql-database. The daydifference is 14 days.
Actualy I have tried something with mktimes, but I only get the
timestamp of the due date. I have troubles to write that into a
dabasefield that was set
On Wed, 4 Jan 2006 07:37, Ruprecht Helms wrote:
Hi,
how can I calculate the due date from the date of an invoice and
insert the result into a mysql-database. The daydifference is 14 days.
Actualy I have tried something with mktimes, but I only get the
timestamp of the due date. I have
Hi,
I've done it in various ways, still, no luck..
Lets say i have a stored procedure getSomeCoolData declared as :
[getSomeCoolData]
@prodCode char(255),
@prodName nvarchar(255),
@prodID int = NULL
This stored procedure returns products based on parameters i pass. So let's
say i do like this
php.net says:
date ( string format [, int timestamp] )
To turn a php timestamp into something that will be recognized by the
mysql DATE type, you might try this:
?php
$due_date= //however you set up you invoice+14days timestamp
$mysql_date = date(Y-m-d,$due_date);// makes a string like
Hane you tried
$result = mssql_query(EXEC getSomeCoolData '061451221', NULL, NULL );
Also, did you try mssql_init()?
-- bob
On Wed, 4 Jan 2006, meska wrote:
Hi,
I've done it in various ways, still, no luck..
Lets say i have a stored procedure getSomeCoolData declared as :
At 08:34 AM 1/4/2006, Amos Glenn wrote:
php.net says:
date ( string format [, int timestamp] )
To turn a php timestamp into something that will be recognized by the
mysql DATE type, you might try this:
?php
$due_date= //however you set up you invoice+14days timestamp
$mysql_date =
No doubt I am over looking something very simple, nevertheless I am
baffled by not being able to connect to a MySQL DB.
Here is the code that will use the Class:
$host='192.168.0.12';
$user='todd';
$password='mypassword';
$database='calevent';
/*
Todd Cary wrote:
No doubt I am over looking something very simple, nevertheless I am
baffled by not being able to connect to a MySQL DB.
Here is the code that will use the Class:
$host='192.168.0.12';
$user='todd';
$password='mypassword';
$database='calevent';
/*
This guy is starting to get to me, I am a busy guy, I did give him some
pointers, but I just DO not have the time to help and I DO not have the heart
to say no..
He just wants a basic tutorial site for php beginners etc.. He comes from a
VB/C++ background..
Thanks a million
- Original
