Question

So I am doing this query from PHP, and here listerally the exact query string:

SELECT * FROM `pdem_timesheet`.`tblMasterTimesheets` WHERE 
`pdem_timesheet`.`tblMasterTimesheets`.`username` = 'pdem' AND 
`pdem_timesheet`.`tblMasterTimesheets`.`date` >= '2012-05-09' AND 
`pdem_timesheet`.`tblMasterTimesheets`.`date` <= '2012-05-15' ORDER BY
`pdem_timesheet`.`tblMasterTimesheets`.`date` ASC 

It looks like it should be correct to me (more-or-less copying it from previous code I used that DOES work). But when I run the query, the results are empty.

If I change the query to not be a date range, but just a single day:

SELECT * FROM .... WHERE ...`date` = '2012-06-12' ....

it works just fine, returns the one result that it should.

I have tried using the between keyword:

SELECT * FROM ... WHERE ...`date` BETWEEN [start] [end]

but it still returns nothing…

Any ideas how to get this query to return a result?

===ANSWER===

When you go:

var curr_date = now.getDate();
var curr_month = now.getMonth();
var curr_year = now.getFullYear();

it returns the month – 1 for some reason. So if now’s month is 6, now.getMonth() will return 5…Just need to add 1 in the query (wish I saw this sooner)

Answer 1

Your query seems to be working for me.

See demo.

Query I have is

SELECT * FROM tblMasterTimesheets
WHERE 
username='pdem'
AND
date >= '2012-05-09' AND
date <= '2012-05-15'
ORDER BY date ASC

I assume, username is of type varchar and date is of type timestamp or datetime.