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thank you very much Guy Hengel
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I create a page to report my orders,<br />
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I use two date picker and I list all orders between these dates.<br />
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but if I select the very same day, mysql sentence doesn't work. <br />
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&quot;SELECT order.odemetarihi FROM order WHERE order.tarih between '$firstdate' and '$seconddate' order by order._key DESC&quot;<br />
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normally it works perfectly fine however when $firstdate and $secondate is the same, I was expecting the result of that day, however sql brings nothing...<br />
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what do you suggest I should do?
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I create a page to report my orders,

I use two date picker and I list all orders between these dates.

but if I select the very same day, mysql sentence doesn't work. 

"SELECT order.odemetarihi FROM order WHERE order.tarih between '$firstdate' and '$seconddate' order by order._key DESC"

normally it works perfectly fine however when $firstdate and $secondate is the same, I was expecting the result of that day, however sql brings nothing...

what do you suggest I should do?

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