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I'm trying to compare 2 dates with an SQL Query,



My query is this :



"SELECT table.toto
FROM table
WHERE
table.date < $date"


$date is a variable that comes from my PHP code



In my table, my date is formatted like this : dd/mm/YYYY



Unfortunately, it doesn't work as expected, it returns only one result (it's supposed to return way more results), which date is : 1312-09-15 00:00:00 but in database, the date is formatted like dd/mm/YYYY.










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    I'm trying to compare 2 dates with an SQL Query,



    My query is this :



    "SELECT table.toto
    FROM table
    WHERE
    table.date < $date"


    $date is a variable that comes from my PHP code



    In my table, my date is formatted like this : dd/mm/YYYY



    Unfortunately, it doesn't work as expected, it returns only one result (it's supposed to return way more results), which date is : 1312-09-15 00:00:00 but in database, the date is formatted like dd/mm/YYYY.










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      I'm trying to compare 2 dates with an SQL Query,



      My query is this :



      "SELECT table.toto
      FROM table
      WHERE
      table.date < $date"


      $date is a variable that comes from my PHP code



      In my table, my date is formatted like this : dd/mm/YYYY



      Unfortunately, it doesn't work as expected, it returns only one result (it's supposed to return way more results), which date is : 1312-09-15 00:00:00 but in database, the date is formatted like dd/mm/YYYY.










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      I'm trying to compare 2 dates with an SQL Query,



      My query is this :



      "SELECT table.toto
      FROM table
      WHERE
      table.date < $date"


      $date is a variable that comes from my PHP code



      In my table, my date is formatted like this : dd/mm/YYYY



      Unfortunately, it doesn't work as expected, it returns only one result (it's supposed to return way more results), which date is : 1312-09-15 00:00:00 but in database, the date is formatted like dd/mm/YYYY.







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          Well, I found a solution to my problem.



          I don't know why but I just have set the "$date" format to : n/d/Y
          and to wrap it between "#" in code like this :



          "SELECT table.toto 
          FROM table
          WHERE
          table.date < #date#"





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            Well, I found a solution to my problem.



            I don't know why but I just have set the "$date" format to : n/d/Y
            and to wrap it between "#" in code like this :



            "SELECT table.toto 
            FROM table
            WHERE
            table.date < #date#"





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              Well, I found a solution to my problem.



              I don't know why but I just have set the "$date" format to : n/d/Y
              and to wrap it between "#" in code like this :



              "SELECT table.toto 
              FROM table
              WHERE
              table.date < #date#"





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                Well, I found a solution to my problem.



                I don't know why but I just have set the "$date" format to : n/d/Y
                and to wrap it between "#" in code like this :



                "SELECT table.toto 
                FROM table
                WHERE
                table.date < #date#"





                share|improve this answer














                Well, I found a solution to my problem.



                I don't know why but I just have set the "$date" format to : n/d/Y
                and to wrap it between "#" in code like this :



                "SELECT table.toto 
                FROM table
                WHERE
                table.date < #date#"






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