Ryan A wrote:
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Somewhat new myself but I believe you can do something like SELECT
(whatever you need) FROM tbl_users WHERE (UNIX_TIMESTAMP(now()) -
($days_last*24*60*60)) UNIX_TIMESTAMP(dat_and_tim).
I will add the the PHP Cookbook and the MySQL Cookbook are godsends and
that's where
Scott Plumlee wrote:
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Hi,
(Please note: NEWBIE WARNING, below questions might sound stupid, but
feel free to flame.) ;-)
I have a table tbl_users with a field dat_an_time which is a
timestamp(14).
In that I have values such as:
2004022215
20040227042018
Hi,
(Please note: NEWBIE WARNING, below questions might sound stupid, but feel
free to flame.) ;-)
I have a table tbl_users with a field dat_an_time which is a
timestamp(14).
In that I have values such as:
2004022215
20040227042018
20040223015329
etc
I have searched google/the manual for
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
(Please note: NEWBIE WARNING, below questions might sound stupid, but feel
free to flame.) ;-)
I have a table tbl_users with a field dat_an_time which is a
timestamp(14).
In that I have values such as:
2004022215
20040227042018
20040223015329
etc
I have searched
