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Posted by "bruce" on 09/26/05 21:45
john...
that appears to be it!! although i would have assumes it would have done a
most significant bit fill with 0's...
so my question also comes down to .. do i use the php date functions for
date/time manipulation.. or do i use the mysql functions....
any thoughts/suggestions...
-bruce
-----Original Message-----
From: John Nichel [mailto:john@kegworks.com]
Sent: Monday, September 26, 2005 11:19 AM
To: php-general@lists.php.net
Subject: Re: [PHP] mysql/php date functions..
bruce wrote:
> thanks...
>
> but that's not it john... i'm not worried about creating the sql_statement
> in the php...
>
> i'm concerned that i can't seem to craft/create a basic sql cmd within
mysql
> to get a value (other than NOW()) to work...
>
> if i do (from mysql)
> -->> insert into foo (id, time) values (2, 333333), it doesn't work...
> if i
> -->> insert into foo (id, time) values (2, NOW()), it works!!...
>
> my question is why???
Without knowing the structure of your table, my guess is that the column
time is expecting a valid timestamp, and 333333 is not a valid MySQL
timestamp.
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John C. Nichel
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