I was currently presenting an project to my professor in university and he didn\'t like that my rails app used DATETIME to store its timestamps in the database (he doesn\'t know or seem to like rails
I have a query to run on oracle that gives output as sid,serial#,transaction start time,sql_id,transaction id.
I was trying to make my own php mktime(); using my default timezone *(America/Sao_Paulo)*. It was working ok, but I noticed that some timestamps had one hour more than it should be.
How can I use PHP to get a UNIX timestamp开发者_运维技巧 like what I get from the JS method .getTime()? I seem to be having trouble since .getTime() returns milliseconds. I know I have to convert the
How can I make a time,for example 09, to a UNIX timestamp? I tried strtotime() but unsuccessfully. strt开发者_StackOverflowotime(\"9\") returns nothing.
Is there a MySQL function which can be used to convert a Unix timestamp into a human readable date? I have o开发者_开发技巧ne field where I save Unix times and now I want to add another field for huma
I\'m trying to display the time x starte开发者_开发百科d, the time x finished, and how long x took to complete. I have the start and end displaying correctly, but the following subtraction gives me a
I created a WordPress custom post type to be able to create events, select the event\'s date, and display the date on the frontend.
This seems an obvious thing but I\'m just not sure about the correct answer. If I use an INSERT/UPDATE command in a single mysql query, can I get two different results from UNIX_TIMESTAMP? That is, d
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