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php/mysql inquery	by resc	2007-01-22 04:38:12
CURDATE and CURTIME might do it then	by sazzer	2007-01-22 04:55:04
CURDATE and CURTIME are the Current Date and the Current Time, where I believe NOW is the Current Date and Time in one field. As such, you can probably do a "SELECT * FROM Events WHERE (Date > CURDATE()) OR (Date = CURDATE() AND Time >= CURTIME())" Which reads as: Where the Date is in the future OR Where the Date is the current date and the Time is in the future.
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