How do I calculate the time difference between two updates in MySQL?

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I have a table with some columns(user ID, Count1, DateAdded). All I need is a query to get the time difference between uodates in Count1.
For example: When Count 1 is changed from 10 to 11 I need to get the time of particular change and to find the difference from the current time.
help plz.
thanks in advance/

Posted 21-Dec-15 20:15pm

Abdul Rahman BCS

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CHill60 22-Dec-15 3:31am

What have you tried?
How are you recording updates to data in your database?

Michael_Davies 22-Dec-15 4:20am

Lots of stuff on Google for this, try http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11274892/measuring-actual-mysql-query-time

Naveen.Sanagasetti 22-Dec-15 4:22am

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