Hi, pardon me if this is a known issue, I confess I have not researched much.
Backend: MySQL 5.0 I have a magazine $subscription The user renews, so I call $subscription->end_date( \'DATE_ADD(NOW(), INTERVAL 12 MONTH)' ); $subscription->update(); It works a dandy, check the row and MySQL replies with a brand new 12 month. But now, whenever I read $end_date = $subscription->end_date(); I get a reference to \'DATE_ADD(NOW(), INTERVAL 3 MONTH)' and not the new computed value. It seems we're missing a back and forth trip to the RDBMS? This probably happens with any update using the scalar ref technique, have not tested further though. Or am I missing something? Regards, Jose Fonseca -- http://zefonseca.com/
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