From: pauLSiew <paul@mqplayharder.com>
To: pgsql-sql@postgresql.org
Subject: Date Problem
Date: Fri, 22 Feb 2002 10:39:03 +0800
Message-ID: <a54b0m$2qvq$1@jupiter.hub.org> (raw)
I'm using pgsql with php, and my query below will retrieve employee's
monthly sales total,
"select sum(salesTotal) from ocf where employeeNo='0123' AND orderDate like
'%$month $year %'" // i put % infront to ignore day, and % at the back to
ignore the time (because i'm using timestamp with timezone), then i shall
get particular month's records.
$month = Feb
$year = 2002
But i cant retrieve the data, if i take out the $year, it works...but i
need the year to identify the records.
it works when i do a direct sql query to the pgsql through pg-admin, the
query are like this,
select grand_total,ocf_no,date from ocf where date like '2002-01%' order by
date;
i really confused with the date format......
Anybody got any solution or better idea, pls reply! THANK YOU
Regards,
pauL
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