Search Query By Date
I'm trying to adjust an older search query to perform a search by date where the date column is an INT field (unix date stamp).
SELECT * FROM incidents WHERE date < DATE_ADD (CURDATE(), INTERVAL $searchDate DAY);
Where date, formally a DATE field, is now an INT(11) field. $searchDate is an int, indicating how many days back to search. 1 (day), 5 (days), etc.I'm assuming mysql's DATE_ADD function is specific to the DATE field. How can I achieve the same result, but with an INT field?
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