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v5:reference:connection:unixdate

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unixDate

Use of 64 bit processors has effectively made this function obsolete. It may be removed in later releases of ADOdb

syntax
int dbObject::unixDate(){
       float $timestamp
       }
       

Description

The static function unixDate() accepts a Unix Timestamp value, and uses the date/time functionality of the database server to return another timestamp. For versions of PHP earlier than 5, this function could be used to bypass limitations of dates before 1st January 1970. For databases that do not support the functionality, the function makes use of ADOdb time handling library.

Usage

MySQL example

/*
 * Connection to SQL Server database assumed
 */
$d = $db::unixDate(strtotime('1920-10-10'));
print $d;
/*
 * returns -1553450400
 */
print date('Y-m-d',$d);
/*
 * Returns the following string: '1920-10-10'
 */
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