Ok, my English is terrible I'll try to describe the problem. My script queries the database (MYSQL), bringing some data, including a date in "unix timestamp", which is converted to "datetime" in itself "SELECT" using the command "FROM_UNIXTIME()", but I have to separate the same field "unix timestamp" in two columns, one with the date, and another with the conversation hour. How do I "format" field of the same table in different ways? For u can understand better, my timestamp field in "SELECT" runs "FROM_UNIXTIME(timestamp, '%d/%m/%Y - %H:%i')", i just want to separate date and time. I hope you understand Thanks.

In reply to Re^2: Create a search by date in a unix timestamp data by maicon1121
in thread Create a search by date in a unix timestamp data by maicon1121

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