Ok I spoke too soon, I did this:
SELECT * FROM users WHERE ((MONTH(user_data.User_DOB) * 100) + DAYOFMONTH(user_data.User_DOB)) BETWEEN 521 AND 621 as in I multiplied MONTH with 100 and added the DAYOFMONTH Marc. "Marc Greenstock" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Hi all, > > I am trying to provide a star sign search so that the user can search for > any given star sign eg Gemini and retrieve all the users who belong to that > sign. > > I have a table with all the star signs, in the table are the fields > 'Name','From','To'. Both the 'From' and 'To' are an integer of the relevant > dates eg in the 'Gemini' row I have: > > Gemini, 521, 621 (521 means May 21st, 621 means June 21st). I hope I'm > explaining my self ok. > > Now in the users table I have date of birth stored in the Date format eg; > 1979-06-20. > > Here is my current stab at this. > > SELECT * FROM users > WHERE MONTH(user_data.User_DOB) >= 5 > AND DAYOFMONTH(user_data.User_DOB) >= 21 > AND MONTH(user_data.User_DOB) <= 6 > AND DAYOFMONTH(user_data.User_DOB) <= 21 > > Obviously this wont work because anyone born, lets say on the 20th will not > fit that criteria. > > I've tried other methods but I cant seem to figure out the correct syntax. > > I thought using CONCAT may work eg: > > SELECT * FROM users > WHERE CONCAT(MONTH(user_data.User_DOB),DAYOFMONTH(user_data.User_DOB)) > BETWEEN 521 AND 621 > > but that doesn't seem to work either. > > Can someone help please? > > Thanks in advance. -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
