News

In PostgreSQL, the `date_part(part, source)` function lets you pull out specific parts of a date or timestamp, like the year, month, day, or even hour. But MySQL doesn’t have a `date_part()` function.
Hello all! I have a MySQL query that is giving me the results that I want, but I'm having difficulty displaying the results in PHP. Here is my SQL statement: SELECT `tkid`,COUNT(*) FROM ...