Orton, Yves wrote:
I would also like to understand the difference between the
two values,
here is what is printed:
Expires 2005-07-04 10:25:12 Tst 2005-07-04T12:25:12
What is the significance of the T in between the date/time field?
IIRC The T is specified by the ISO standard that defines the time format.
Anyway, IMO this is a crappy way to do what you want. Convert the MYSQL to a
unix time value as part of the query and then compare that against time().
yves
OK, Can you please tell me how to convert the MySQL datetime field into
a Unix time value? Would I still use the DateTime->compare statement,
or is there a better test?
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