Re: Time Manipulation In Query
Posted by:
Rick James
Date: October 24, 2011 10:26AM
dateTimeStartJourney -- TIMESTAMP or DATETIME??
Do you want dateTimeStartJourney/dateTimeEndJourney to be in "local" time? GMT? or something else? Note how airline schedules always say local time, so a plane can appear land before it takes off.
SHOW VARIABLES LIKE "%zone%"; -- these control part of your answer.
You may need to save the timezone info as another column. Do not save "+08:00" unless that has already been compensated for daylight savings time for the particular time.
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