IMHO,(And I'm sure there are those on this list that would disagree with
me.)
Store the time of each track in seconds in the database. (i.e. an int,
instead of 2:37 it would be 157) then convert to minutes and second for
display.
Cal
http://www.calevans.com
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From: Timothy Wright [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, January 13, 2001 12:46 PM
To: PHP-Db List
Subject: [PHP-DB] Newbie Time Fields question
Hello all -
I have created a database in Access 97 which will soon be converted to MySQL
for web use. It is a music catalog with tracks of each CD listed with
times. My question is: what is the best data type for the track times
(2:37, 6:24, etc.) which will allow me to add all the tracks of a CD and
come up with a total CD time (65 minutes and 59 seconds, for example).
Right now I am using the "short time" format in Access which only allows
times up to 23:59 (I guess it's actually designed for hours/minutes) and I
haven't figured out how to add the values. Is there a data type that will
work in Access, and/or what would be the equivalent format in MySQL??
Also - does anyone have an example of a PHP/MySQL solution for a music
database??
Thanks in advance,
Tim Wright
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