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All versions of MySQL (not Microsoft SQL Server). Please also add a version-specific tag like mysql-5.7 if that is relevant to the question.
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Can I use PHP function strtotime() in SQL queries?
Your $date have to be the correct MySQL date format : '2014-08-29 10:03:30'
You can use this:
$date = date('Y-m-d H:i:s', strtotime($time));
$sqlTemplate = "UPDATE table SET lastTime = %s" ;
$sql = sprintf …
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