Comparing Dates Y, M, D , Time In Sql Query
ok.. ive finally got my nice little calender setup to output my dates
now
how do i query my database
for example ive got 2 variables
$startdate = 2006-1-1 00:00:01
$enddate = 2006-1-1 23:59:59
these represent the 1st and last second of the first of january 2006
i have a cell in my table (table called challenges) ( cell called time) that contains a date in the same format for each entry
how do i get all the entries between the start time and the end time..
can i use less than < and more than > as these are not really integar values
the column type is datetime but there is also another column of type datetime
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