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Dec 30.2020

I’ve got PHP INI file make my PHP time setting my local timezone.

I’m adding rows to a database including a added timestamp.

I’m now wanting to retrieve records from my database entered yesterday. My SQL server time is US Central time. Not my php timezone.

Do I have to work out the start of yesterday in PHP time stamp and add that to my query or can I do this in a SQL command without doing so.

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@NogDogDec 30.2020 — Crazy idea that might just work (or not):
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$startTime = strtotime('yesterday'); // UNIX time for 00:00:00 yesterday
$endTime = strotime('today); // UNIX time for 00:00:00 today
$sql = "SELECT ... WHERE ts_col BETWEEN FROM_UNIXTIME($startTime) AND FROM_UNIXTIME($endTime)";
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