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How PHP converts datetime in mysql to int format

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Posted on 2/23/2016 4:42:10 PM | | |

The database date type is of int type, and the query result is of datetime type

SELECTfrom_unixtime( `dateline` ) FROM cdb_posts

If the original type is datetime, the query result must be of int type

SELECTunix_timestamp( `dateline` ) FROM cdb_posts

The key to PHP time conversion is to see when you want to get the corresponding time type

$timestamp = 1210003200; $datetime = date('Y-m-d H:i:s', $timestamp); echo "The time represented by the timestamp:", $datetime, "\n"; echo "revert to timestamp from this time:", strtotime($datetime), "\n";


Get system time unix_timestamp (now())




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