tp5 Database - Query Time

Time of the query

Time comparison

Use wheremethod

whereMethods support time comparison, for example:

// more than a certain time 
WHERE ( 'the create_time', '> Time', '2016-1-1' );
 // less than a certain time 
where ( 'create_time', '< = time', '2016-1-1 ' );
 // time interval query 
where (' create_time ',' between time ', [' 2015-1-1 ',' 2016-1-1 ']);

The third parameter can be passed in any valid time expression, will automatically recognize your time field type, time supported types include timestamps, datetime, dateand int.

Use whereTimemethod

whereTimeThe method provides a quick and easy reference date and time fields, for example:

// more than a certain time 
Db :: Table ( 'think_user') -> whereTime ( 'Birthday', '> =', '1970-10-1') -> SELECT ();
 // less than a certain time 
Db: : Table ( 'think_user') -> whereTime ( 'Birthday', '<', '2000-10-1') -> SELECT ();
 // time interval query 
Db :: table ( 'think_user') -> whereTime ( 'Birthday', 'BETWEEN', [ '1970-10-1', '2000-10-1']) -> SELECT ();
 // not a certain time interval 
Db :: table ( 'think_user') - > whereTime ( 'birthday', ' not between', [ '1970-10-1', '2000-10-1']) -> select ();

 

Time expression

Also it provides a more convenient time query expressions, such as:

// get today's blog 
Db :: table ( 'think_blog') -> whereTime ( 'create_time', 'Today') -> the SELECT ();
 // get yesterday's blog 
Db :: table ( 'think_blog') -> whereTime ( 'create_time', 'Yesterday') -> the SELECT ();
 // get this week's blog 
Db :: the Table ( 'think_blog') -> whereTime ( 'create_time', 'week') -> the SELECT ();   
 // get last week's blog 
Db :: table ( 'think_blog') -> whereTime ( 'create_time', 'Last week') -> the SELECT ();    
 // get this month's blog 
Db :: table ( 'think_blog' ) -> whereTime ( 'create_time', 'month the') -> the SELECT ();   
 // get blog last month 
Db ::table('think_blog')->whereTime('create_time', 'last month')->select();      
//Get this year's blog 
Db :: table ( 'think_blog') -> whereTime ( 'create_time', 'year') -> the SELECT ();    
 // get last year's blog 
Db :: table ( 'think_blog') -> whereTime ( 'create_time', 'last year'      ) -> select ();

If the query that day, week, month, year and time, also can be simplified as:

// get today's blog 
Db :: table ( 'think_blog') - > whereTime ( 'create_time', 'd') -> the SELECT ();
 // get this week's blog 
Db :: table ( 'think_blog') - > whereTime ( 'the create_time', 'W') -> SELECT ();   
 // Get month blog 
Db :: Table ( 'think_blog') -> whereTime ( 'the create_time', 'm') -> SELECT () ;   
 // get this year's blog 
Db :: table ( 'think_blog')     -> whereTime ( 'create_time', 'y') -> select ();

V5.0.5+Version, you can also use the following method for time inquiry

// query blog within two hours 
Db :: table ( 'think_blog') -> whereTime ( 'create_time', '- 2 hours') -> select ();