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Date: 10/18/00
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Sorry to bother the list with a non phplib question, but this is the
most responsive and helpful list that I know of.
The question:
How do you populate a datetime column in mysql using php?
More info:
The question is simple, yes, but I have tried everything from the built
in functions in mysql to formatting a string in the format
YYYYMMDDhhmmss .
Any help/suggestions is appreciated.
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