I have 2 databases are a attribute
and second is dates
. In the date
I mean the land_ID and a date (in YYYYMMDD format), which means that the date is not available .
I need to prepare a query that the user can specify the start and end dates, and then select the property for which the dates are available ( date
Not in the database) How do the airlines and hotel websites have such arguments? I was thinking about taking the date range and taking all the days in between and doing a query where the dates did not match the number of results and gave it the order, but I can see that it is easily done in a deep query How can change
Having the form of VARCHAR
made it difficult Ask a question I suggest saving the date as DATE
and using the following query. It should help:
Date from SELECT * where '& lt; Start_date & gt; And '& lt; End_date & gt;
It does not select dates between the given ranges
SELECT STR_TO_DATE (date, '% Y%) < / P> m% d ') as the actual date where the actual_data is not' & lt; Start_date & gt; 'And' & lt; End_date & gt; Select
or
to date (date) from date of actual date as to where real_ date not '& lt; Start_date & gt; And '& lt; End_date & gt;
BTW: & lt; Start_date & gt;
and & lt; End_date & gt; Placeholders are there to insert solid dates (YYYY-MM-DD in format).
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