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November 20th, 1999, 11:43 AM
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I have a simple question:
I must add a variable time (i.e. 50 minutes or 5 months) to a field in a mysql-table. Can this be done without converting it into a unix-timestamp, make the addition and converting it back?
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November 20th, 1999, 02:49 PM
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Check out DATE_ADD in the Date/Time functions in MySQL Manual.
chyrag.
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