>>>>> "Van" == Van <vanboers@stripped> writes:
Van> Monty,
Van> How do you get around the 32-bit date limitation upper limit of 2038/01/19
Van> 03:14:07 GMT in MySQL? I'm trying to write some c routines that will
Van> create the same output the the date_add('2038:01:19 03:14:07 GMT',interval
Van> 1 second) function would produce. I notice in
Van> /usr/src/mysql-3.22.19b/mysys/mf_getdate.c that you use the tm struct for
Van> your calculations. How are you getting this accomplished?
Van> Regards,
Van> Van
Hi!
MySQL has own date calculation for almost everything; Only storing
and retrieving of timestamps depends on the time() and localtime().
You can find the functions in sql/time.cc and sql/item_timefunc.cc
Regards,
Monty
