@rootAug 07.2018 — #It depends, is it an SQL time formatted field or is it a field that been set as a big int as some databases have stored their time stamps before now...
You also need to be aware of different systems and how they work with time references,.
1533326208 as a [url=https://www.unixtimestamp.com/index.php]unix stamp [/url] = 08/07/2018 @ 11:32am (UTC)
1533326208 as a [url=https://www.functions-online.com/date.html]PHP time base[/url] = 03.08.2018 21:56:48
So it is important to know what function is calculating time from this reference and its why a data should be stored as a datetime stamp in SQL format so that the database will at least have stored the correct time reference so that when an update or changes alter the time functions, the results will be the same and not altering the time reference.
