Hi!

I never used MSSQL myself, but you should be able to find some SQL 
command to format the date in the MSSQL documentation - that's generally 
the way to retrieve specific date/time elements.

HTH

Bogdan

Dave Leather wrote:
> I hope this is a simple date question
> 
> I am using an MSSQL database, and have a datetime field called start_date
> and end_date.  When I use query analyser and do a
> 
> SELECT start_date from CF_#orders
> 
> The format is
> 2002-08-11 12:13:44.000
> 
> In Php - my code is
> 
> <?
> $qry = "Select start_date from CF_#orders";
> $rs = mssql_query($qry) or die("Could not query");
> $datarow = mssql_fetch_object($rs);
> 
> print $datarow->start_date;
> ?>
> 
> The format is now
> Aug 12 2002 11:14AM
> 
> I NEEEEEED those seconds to appear in my variable.... HOW can I get the TRUE
> date and time from the sql table into my variable?  Is there a php.ini
> variable I need to set... is there some sort of magical command????
> 
> Please help.... Thanks VERY much in advance!
> Dave
> 
> 
> 



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