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Re: MySQL date time current time diffenece [message #175205 is a reply to message #175188]

Mon, 22 August 2011 12:06

Jonathan Stein
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Den 21-08-2011 15:42, j wrote:

> echo "$mysql_datetime_formatted - $date_now = $diff in seconds";

If my fast interpretation of your code is right, this is only true for
intervals less than a minute. If the difference is exactly one minute,
your result will say 100 seconds.

> Can I count on (more or less) the MySQL time/time zone to be the same as
> that PHP uses?

Is "more or less" good enough for you? Often yes, but sometimes not...

> More reliable or easier way?

Look at "TIMESTAMPDIFF()", "NOW()" and the other date and time functions
in MySQL and let the database do all the work for you. - Then you're
also sure all calculations are based on the same timezone.

Regards

Jonathan

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		MySQL date time current time diffenece By: j on Sun, 21 August 2011 13:42
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		Re: MySQL date time current time diffenece By: Jonathan Stein on Mon, 22 August 2011 12:06

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