I am facing a little difficulty in using the search

Here you go :) date to epoch, date epoch, site:perlmonks.org date to epoch, ?node_id=3989;HIT=date%20epoch;re=N 

<p> Here you go :) [date to epoch], [date epoch], [ddg://site:perlmonk
+s.org date to epoch],  [href://?node_id=3989;HIT=date%20epoch;re=N]

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Found 20 nodes roughly between 2012-07-19 and 1999-10-04 (searched 100.00% of DB).


where title contains all of "date", "epoch"

2012-07-19 akagrawal3 Date to epoch SoPW
2011-11-15 Renjith777 date to epoch SoPW
2011-04-07 uG DateTime ->epoch not working in Catalyst controller but 'does' in template? SoPW
2010-01-12 kiluch How to convert 13 digits Epoch to Date SoPW
2009-07-09 vxp Datestamps/epochs and other fun stuff SoPW
2007-04-25 Anonymous Monk Split date ranges/chunks based on Unix epoch time? SoPW
2006-08-03 tphyahoo Epoch Day Question. Also, EzDate vs DateTime SoPW
2006-05-10 Anonymous Monk How can I convert epoch seconds to date format SoPW
2006-02-09 keiusui Find number of epoch seconds given a date and time SoPW
2006-01-05 Anonymous Monk Date conversion to epoch w/out mysql.pm SoPW
2005-11-18 jeanluca From a date to epoch seconds SoPW
2005-02-22 Anonymous Monk Converting POSIX format date/times to epoch seconds SoPW
2005-01-13 ido50 epoch from time/date string? SoPW
2004-03-10 zakzebrowski Epoch to Mysql datetime format - DO NOT USE Snippet
2004-02-24 Anonymous Monk Date to Epoch conversion SoPW
2003-08-08 Anonymous Monk unix epoch date SoPW
2003-06-11 barbie Windows, Time::Local and dates before the epoch SoPW
2003-01-08 strat Converting dates later than 2038 into epochseconds SoPW
2001-12-03 Anonymous Monk Converting date to epoch time SoPW
2001-03-19 Woody Convert epoch seconds to date SoPW

In reply to Re: Date to epoch by Anonymous Monk
in thread Date to epoch by akagrawal3

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