On Sunday 16 January 2005 15:22, Michael Gale wrote:
Not a direct answer to your problem ...
> $query="INSERT INTO tentry_table SET ticket_id = '" . $ticket . "',";
> $query .= " tentry_date = '" . date("Y-m-d") . "',";
> $query .= " tentry_time = '" . date("H:j:s") . "',";
1) When doing something involving date/time it is best practice to assign
date/time *once* to a variable then work off of that variable. This ensures
that your date/time is consistent withing that block of code.
2) If there is no particular reason why you are storing the date and the time
separately why not just use a DATETIME field? Then you can just use the
builtin db function NOW(). Or, if that datetime never changes once assigned,
you could even use a TIMESTAMP field.
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