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How do I convert a date to Unix timestamp in PHP?
I have a date in this format 8-30-2012. How can I convert this into a unix timestamp in PHP?
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Can I get a value of TIMESTAMP as seconds from epoch?
Can I get a value of TIMESTAMP as seconds from epoch?
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How can I order by date my results ?
How can I order by date my results ?, I'm using TIMESTAMP and if I use DATE_FORMAT it will only select date
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How can I determine the number of seconds between two timestamps?
How can I determine the number of seconds between two timestamps? timestamp1 - timestamp2 gives me an interval, which is formatted as 00:00:12.
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How can I GROUP BY some rows by the day part of a timestamp?
How can I GROUP BY some rows by the day part of a timestamp?
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What is the best way to accomplish this?
What is the best way to accomplish this? I want to select all rows that's timestamp is >= 5 days old, excluding Saturday and Sundays.
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How do I get a date string in UTC from a timestamp in milliseconds?
How do I get a date string in UTC from a timestamp in milliseconds? new Date( milliseconds ); gives me Sun Oct 03 2010 02:00:00 GMT+0200 (CET) {}
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Will a 'null' timestamp take up as much space as an initialized timestamp?
Will a 'null' timestamp take up as much space as an initialized timestamp? I'm thinking of new rows, not adding a timestamp column to an existing table.
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How can I use datetime with current_timestamp ?
How can I use datetime with current_timestamp ?
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What's the easiest way to build a where clause based on a unix timestamp?
What's the easiest way to build a where clause based on a unix timestamp on app side when I have separate date and time fields? seems a bit slow to do: where date>=from_unixtime... and date=from_un
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Is there a nice way to group by a date from a timestamp column in Postgresql?
Is there a nice way to group by a date (yyyy-mm-dd) from a timestamp column?
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