> How would I do that? I just did this:
>
> $date = date("Y-m-d");
>
> and changed my date field in my MySQL DB to use the Date format, I
don't
> know if that's correct though? Then how would I get to delete all
before
> the current date?
DELETE FROM table WHERE date_column < CURDATE()
---Joh
Sorry, ignore the last message it's working now :-)
Thanks for your help though John, got me looking in the right direction.
Chris
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Hi there,
How would I do that? I just did this:
$date = date("Y-m-d");
and changed my date field in my MySQL DB to use the Date format, I don't
know if that's correct though? Then how would I get to delete all before
the current date?
Sorry to be a pain, date stuff really throws me :-(
Chris
> I use the following to store the current date in my db:
>
> $date = date("mdY");
>
> then to decrease the day by -1 I use the following:
>
> $date = date("Y");
> $date2 = date("m");
> $date3 = date("d")-1;
>
> $dateb = '$date$date2$date3';
>
> Now what I need to do, is when a DB operation i
