RD> That .1% of the time being when you need to insert a value as now() ? RD> (which will break the string check as it'll wrap it with '' which will RD> cause MySQL to insert 0000-00-00 00:00:00) or if it's an enum field RD> with a numeric allowed value? :)
Not really, since you usally format a timestamp into something thats db friendly. How many times have you written code where the date 02-01-2004 means the 2nd of Jan or the 1st of Feb?. On a MS SQL BOX the best format is '01-MAR-2004 12:00:00' which is eval'ed as a string. On mysql it's '2004-03-01 12:00:00' if you get into the habbit of *always* converting the date into a db friendly string, then you'll never have date insert problems and it can be used in the function without issues.
Mark
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