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Joindate format in MySql of vBulletin
Could someone please tell me how to read this data?
I need to know the registration date (time-stamp) of all the users in my forum. I downloaded the user table as a csv file, but I can not read the joindate column. The column looks like this (with many more records): joindate 1195762080 1195942320 1197122400 1197121080 1197312817 1197313767 1197335040 1197340817 1197370440 1197378719 Thanks in advance for your help. |
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They are in "unix time" format (number of seconds since Jan 1 1970). If you google "convert unix time" you'll find a bunch of info on converting it.
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That's great.
I googled it and found the converter in two seconds flat. Thank you very much kh99 |
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No problem, but I probably should have mentioned: I'm assuming you have your csv file and now you're working on processing it externally (not in vbulletin or php), because there is a php function to convert it to a text representation and a vBulletin function to do it using the date format options. So if you're working in vbulletin code (or really, probably any programming language), there's no reason to figure out your own conversion.
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