My SQL statement isn't sorting right. I want to sort by date.
The table called 'news' has five columns:
id (autoincrement int)
published (date)
url (varchar)
title (varchar)
source (varchar)
The dates in the published column look like this: 2003-05-27
This the SQL statement (in PHP):
$query = "SELECT DATE_FORMAT(published,'%M %e, %Y') AS whatnot, url,
title, source FROM news ORDER BY whatnot";
The query result does not sort by the date. Can anyone tell me what's
wrong?
Thanks for your help.
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I think, the sorting takes places on the whatnot column wich could be
interpreted as a string, which has month before year, try ORDER BY
published, this way the internal save UNIX-Timestamp should be sorted.
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news:3F***************@noDirectEmail.com... My SQL statement isn't sorting right. I want to sort by date.
The table called 'news' has five columns:
id (autoincrement int)
published (date)
url (varchar)
title (varchar)
source (varchar)
The dates in the published column look like this: 2003-05-27
This the SQL statement (in PHP):
$query = "SELECT DATE_FORMAT(published,'%M %e, %Y') AS whatnot, url,
title, source FROM news ORDER BY whatnot";
The query result does not sort by the date. Can anyone tell me what's
wrong?
Thanks for your help.
Too Sexy wrote:
I think, the sorting takes places on the whatnot column wich could be
interpreted as a string, which has month before year, try ORDER BY
published, this way the internal save UNIX-Timestamp should be sorted.
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