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I need to take only the months of the dates of a given field that is in my database, however, preferably without using SELECT MONTH
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That way, we get the current month of today’s date:
$mes_atual = date('m');
echo $mes_atual; //Seria exibido "06" - hoje é dia 22/06/2020
I was looking for something similar, but with the bank dates, I’m going to leave an example that I know doesn’t make much sense, but just so you understand better.
My example code:
$sql = "SELECT prazo FROM comercio";
$resultado = mysqli_query($con, $sql);
while ($row= mysqli_fetch_array($resultado)) {
$mes_atual = date('m')$row['prazo']; //Aqui pegaria somente o mês das datas vindas do banco
}
Is it possible I rescue these months from database otherwise? without being using the SELECT MONTH
, if NAY, why?
Either you recover the full date of your DBMS and extract the month in your application or just recover the month using the function
month
, from your DBMS and delivers only the month to your application. I couldn’t understand your final question. Obviously the less data you traffic on the network the more efficient your application will be.– anonimo
@anonymous in my post, basically I’m asking if there are other ways to rescue only the month of a date that is in the database (Mysql), without using the
SELECT MONTH
– Samuel Verissimo
What’s wrong with "Month" ?
– Motta
SELECT term FROM trade Where Month(now()) = Month(term) would be this ?
– Motta
No, it is displayed the current month and then the bank date... This example code is to say that I want to take only the month of this bank date. I’m managing to solve the problem and I’ll post the answer here, but I had nowhere to run...
– Samuel Verissimo
Explains but doesn’t make it complicated. First you say //It would be displayed "06" - today is day 22/06/2020 -- then you say //Here would take only the month of the dates coming from the bank. So it’s today or all the dates?
– user60252
I understood a thing.
– Motta
@Leocaracciolo of all the dates they have in the field of the bank, sorry if I was unclear, but the POST was solved.
– Samuel Verissimo