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| on a timestamp, what's the best way to make the timestamp show as my time, rather than the server's time? i.e., it is 10:49 am here but the code on the server will create a timestamp of 2:49 pm. I want it to be stamped as 10:49 am |
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| Herb wrote: > on a timestamp, what's the best way to make the timestamp show as my > time, rather than the server's time? > > i.e., it is 10:49 am here but the code on the server will create a > timestamp of 2:49 pm. I want it to be stamped as 10:49 am Take a look at: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/...e-support.html |