It must be something stupid on my end, then. I'm sure I'll smack
myself when I figure it out.
Thanks for your help.
On Dec 20, 6:24 pm, Michael Bayer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i just tried out your example and it executes fine using mysql 5, query
output is:
SELECT blog_articles.timestamp AS
i dont know much about FROM_TIMESTAMP but from the MySQL docs it seems
like it deals with a UNIX_TIMESTAMP value, which perhaps is different
from an integer (although it looks like an int from the examples.
maybe its a long?).
The steps to make this work are to get it to work from your MySQL
The initial query I posted definitely works--I've been using something
very much like it for a long time in my existing application. I've
only recently discovered SA, though, and I'm trying to incorporate it
into my design. FROM_TIMESTAMP can definitely take an integer input.
Anyway, thanks.
i just tried out your example and it executes fine using mysql 5, query
output is:
SELECT blog_articles.timestamp AS blog_articles_timestamp,
blog_articles.text AS blog_articles_text, blog_articles.id AS
blog_articles_id, blog_articles.title AS blog_articles_title
FROM blog_articles
WHERE
