Can anyone tell me why this SQL statement is not
matching with the row from the table below? I think
I'm going mad!
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SQL Statement
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SELECT * FROM t_bell_schedule WHERE calendar_day =
'2004-04-12' AND start_time_minutes >= '1082374200'
AND end_time_minutes <= '1082375100';
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Current DB Data to match
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calendar_day | period_letter | start_time_minutes |
end_time_minutes
--------------+---------------+--------------------+------------------
2004-04-12 | B | 1082374440 |
1082377320
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DB Structure
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Column | Type |
Modifiers
--------------------+-----------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
bell_schedule_uid | integer |
not null default
nextval('public.t_bell_schedule_bell_schedule_uid_seq'::text)
calendar_day | date |
period_letter | character varying(4) |
period | character varying(4) |
start_time | time without time zone |
end_time | time without time zone |
total_minutes | integer |
activestatus | integer |
datecreated | timestamp without time zone |
datemodified | timestamp without time zone |
start_time_minutes | integer |
end_time_minutes | integer |
Cheers,
Pete
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