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SQL Server Time 10 Years, 9 Months ago Karma: 0
Is there a way to offset the time in a SQL query?

The SQL Server is on a shared server where the time is set to UTC.

The Joomla Server Time is "America/Los_Angeles"

I am charting a count of articles posted on a date but since there is an 8 hour offset between UTC and America/Los_Angeles, my charts are not in sync.

Here is my current SQL Query:
SELECT
DATE_FORMAT(created,'%a-%d') as CREATED, count(created) as Date
FROM #__content
WHERE CatId = 15
AND created >= curdate() - interval 6 day
GROUP BY date(created);
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#48002
Re:SQL Server Time 10 Years, 9 Months ago Karma: 760
Hello,

See CONVERT_TZ MySQL function.

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ARI Soft
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