PHP timestamps
Bastian Gerhard <[email protected]> Mon, 22 Dec 2003 20:12:37 +0100
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I've never had problems with neither DATE, TIME nor DATETIME stamps in PHP. Although I dont know your application, both ISO and UNIX timestamps are simply characters variables with a well defined notation and are suitable for sorting just like integers. So far, Bastian. Am 22.12.2003 um 18:54 schrieb Thomas Gagné: > We use PHP at one of our clients and the biggest problem we have with > it (I don't use it myself, much) is the Sybase interface doesn't > support DATE and TIME types and there appears to be no numeric > (decimal) type. The latter issue is important, I think, in supporting > financial applications so I wouldn't recommend it since there are > other languages suitably equipped for both dynamic web page stuffs and > financial stuffs. > > The lack of DATETIME types means they're constantly being converted > into and out of strings then there's more work to sort them > accordingly. -- http://cms-list.org/ please trim your posts.