Joe,
I don't want to change the query itself like you show. I want to use this
query
$query = "????"
mysql_query("SELECT * FROM table WHERE date LIKE '%". $query ."%'");
and change only the variable $query = "????"
I use $query throughout script for other things.
Thanks
Craig ><>
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi there :)
1. mysql_query("SELECT * FROM table WHERE date ='$mydate'"); # where date
is same
2. mysql_query("SELECT * FROM table WHERE date > '$mydate'"); # where date
is newer
3. mysql_query("SELECT * FROM table WHERE date < '$mydate'"); # where date
is older
4.mysql_query("SELECT * FROM table WHERE date BETWEEN '$myfirstdate' AND
'$myseconddate'"); # where date is between 2 dates
Hope this helps, Joe :)
"Craig Westerman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> $query = ""
> mysql_query("SELECT * FROM table WHERE date LIKE '%". $query ."%'");
> // returns all items in database
>
>
> $query = "2001-01-01"
> mysql_query("SELECT * FROM table WHERE date LIKE '%". $query ."%'");
> // returns all rows that have 2001-01-01 as the date
>
>
> What is proper way to define a variable to include all dates newer than
> 1995-01-01?
> $query = "???"
>
> What is proper way to define a variable to include all dates older than
> 1995-01-01?
> $query = "???"
>
> What is proper way to define a variable to include all dates between
> 1995-01-01 and 1998-12-31?
> $query = "???"
>
>
> Everything I tried gives me a error. This has to be simple, but I must be
> overlooking something. Where would I find the answer?
>
> Thanks
>
> Craig ><>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
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