If I were U I would convert it to UNIX date first subtract and then restore
to normal format .... what do U think !?!?!
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> hi,
> I'm a newbie from Italy
> I use php with mysql and I need to find a way to visualize the difference
> between two dates.
> For ex in a row I have column [A] and column [B]
> [A] 2001-05-02 10:00:00
> [B] 2001-05-02 10:01:30
> If I use
> SELECT TIME_FORMAT([B]-[A], '%H:%i:%s') result is 00:01:30
> But it's the same if I use SELECT TIME_FORMAT([A]-[B], '%H:%i:%s')
> why? I need a - (minus)!
> Thanks
>
>
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