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@noci,<br />
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That seemed to do it. Interestingly enough, I'm employing HTML5 date selector inputs and the format you see my timestamps in is the format the date selector posts the data. I appreciate your help.<br />
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Cheers!
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@noci,

That seemed to do it. Interestingly enough, I'm employing HTML5 date selector inputs and the format you see my timestamps in is the format the date selector posts the data. I appreciate your help.

Cheers!

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Experts,<br />
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Not sure why I am stumbling here so much but, I need to compare a DateTime field within my database to see if the dates stored in this column are between two user submitted Unix Timestamps.<br />
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Example (not working): SELECT * FROM registration WHERE checkin BETWEEN FROM_UNIXTIME('&quot;.$_POST['f<wbr />rom'].&quot;') AND FROM_UNIXTIME('&quot;.$_POST['t<wbr />o'].&quot;') AND `appointment`=1 AND `deleted` IS NULL ORDER BY checkin ASC;<br />
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When attempting to validate by printing my query to the screen, I get the following which seems correct: SELECT * FROM registration WHERE checkin BETWEEN FROM_UNIXTIME('15710112000<wbr />00') AND FROM_UNIXTIME('15716160000<wbr />00') AND `appointment`=1 AND `deleted` IS NULL ORDER BY checkin ASC;<br />
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I'm not receiving any syntax errors but, not sure I am employing the &quot;FROM UNIXTIME()&quot; function properly???<br />
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Cheers!
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Experts,

Not sure why I am stumbling here so much but, I need to compare a DateTime field within my database to see if the dates stored in this column are between two user submitted Unix Timestamps.

Example (not working): SELECT * FROM registration WHERE checkin BETWEEN FROM_UNIXTIME('".$_POST['from']."') AND FROM_UNIXTIME('".$_POST['to']."') AND `appointment`=1 AND `deleted` IS NULL ORDER BY checkin ASC;

When attempting to validate by printing my query to the screen, I get the following which seems correct: SELECT * FROM registration WHERE checkin BETWEEN FROM_UNIXTIME('1571011200000') AND FROM_UNIXTIME('1571616000000') AND `appointment`=1 AND `deleted` IS NULL ORDER BY checkin ASC;

I'm not receiving any syntax errors but, not sure I am employing the "FROM UNIXTIME()" function properly???

Cheers!

How to compare DateTime between two Unix Timestamps in MySQL?

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