Query problem in mysql

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This is my mysql query to filter data in DB:

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$MyQuery = 'SELECT * FROM `class` WHERE `Date` >= CURDATE() AND CURTIME() < End_Time';

I should get data base on that query.

But if I input my

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End Time

less then

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CURTIME()

and

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Date

is equal or grater then

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CURDATE()

i got empty data!

What I have tried:

Change datatype in database still got error when execute data in database base on this query
$MyQuery = 'SELECT * FROM `class` WHERE `Date` >= CURDATE() AND CURTIME() < End_Time';

Posted 1-Sep-16 2:10am

JaironLanda

Updated 2-Sep-16 13:21pm

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Posted 1-Sep-16 3:17am

chrisanthony233

Solution 3

It would be easier to use NOW() and compare to a DateTime value.
Otherwise, a rewriting of WHERE clause is needed.
To something like:

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$MyQuery = 'SELECT * FROM `class` WHERE `Date` > CURDATE() OR (`Date` = CURDATE() AND CURTIME() < End_Time )';

Posted 2-Sep-16 13:21pm

Patrice T

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Andy Lanng · Accepted Answer · 2016-09-01T02:24:00

You where clause looks a little muddled:

So your clause says that:
`Date` is greater than (or equal to) now
End_Time is greater than now

Maybe that's correct? I don't know what you need your query to do, but it looks like your going for a date range between Date and End_Time?

in which case you can use between:

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WHERE CURDATE() between `Date`  AND  End_Time

Between is inclusive at both ends so may not be perfect

If that's not the issue then please clarify the context of the dates and the query in general