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v5:reference:connection:day [2016/04/11 00:12] – created mnewnhamv5:reference:connection:day [2016/04/11 00:18] (current) – mnewnham
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-====== month ======+====== day ======
 ~~NOTOC~~ ~~NOTOC~~
 <WRAP right box> <WRAP right box>
 **From Version 5.21.0-beta-2** **From Version 5.21.0-beta-2**
 == See Also == == See Also ==
-[[v5:reference:connection:day|day()]]\\+[[v5:reference:connection:month|month()]]\\
 [[v5:reference:connection:year|year()]]\\ [[v5:reference:connection:year|year()]]\\
 == Syntax == == Syntax ==
-  string month(+  string day(
       string $fieldName,       string $fieldName,
   )   )
 </WRAP> </WRAP>
 ===== Description ===== ===== Description =====
-The method ''month()'' is a helper routine that simplifies the creation of an oft-used SQL statement to obtain just the month of a specified date/time field as a 2 digit number (MM). If the value of the month is less than 10, it is zero padded. This allows for correct sorting.   +The method ''day()'' is a helper routine that simplifies the creation of an oft-used SQL statement to obtain just the day of a specified date/time field as a 2 digit number (DD). If the value of the day is less than 10, it is zero padded. This allows for correct sorting.   
 ===== Parameters ===== ===== Parameters =====
 ==== $fieldName ==== ==== $fieldName ====
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 -------------------------------- --------------------------------
 ===== Usage ===== ===== Usage =====
-In the following example, we are analyzing hire patterns by month of hire date+In the following example, we analyze the most often occurring 
 +day of the month for a birth date
 <code php> <code php>
  
-$sql = "SELECT {$db->month('hire_date')},COUNT(employees.*)+$sql = "SELECT {$db->day('birth_date')},COUNT(employees.*)
           FROM employees           FROM employees
-          ORDER BY {$db->month('hire_date')}"; +          GROUP BY {$db->day('birth_date')} 
-$data = $db->getAssoc($sql); +          ORDER BY {$db->day('birth_date')} DESC"; 
 +$data = $db->getRow($sql); 
  
 /* /*
-* Returns+* Returns 9 employees have their birth date on the 5th 
 +* day of the month 
 +*/ 
 + 
 +array(0=>array(0=>05, 
 +               1=>9))
  
-array(01=>10, 
-      02=>7, 
-      03=>16, 
-      06=>56, 
-      07=>32, 
-      08=>20, 
-      09=>10, 
-      10=>16, 
-      12=>5) 
 */ */
 </code> </code>
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v5/reference/connection/day.txt · Last modified: 2016/04/11 00:18 by mnewnham