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I’m trying to execute a query in rails 3 with the following syntax: CourseOrder.where("DATE(ordered_at) = ?", date).
My problem is that rails saves all times in UTC, so in my Timezone (+2) at 0:33 its the 4th but in UTC its the 3th of the month. Is there a way to query the date part of a DateTime with Timezone?
solved the problem with a change in which values I compare.
I have a Date value to, and now I’m comparing a date value with a date value which is better than comparing date value with datetime value which have to fail.
thanks for leading me to the right direction