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Does CURDATE work with the UNIX timestamp?I am using MySQL and I have a table where the dates are stored in UNIX timestamp format. I'm trying to use the CURDATE term for a select query but it isn't working. Does CURDATE work with the UNIX time stamp?
Any help is appreciated. Here's the query: select first_name, last_name, date_expires, title from cl_member, `user`, cl_chapter where cl_member.user_id=`user`.user_id and cl_member.chapter_id=cl_chapter.chapter_id and cl_member.chapter_id=14 and month(date_expires)=month(CURDATE()) ORDER BY last_name |
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