SQL question
 

Guys, I need some help here.

I am trying to find out today's singups. But, seems to me below statements give me last 24hour. I just wanna know how to get correct result for the current day.

Today's Signups:
SELECT COUNT(ID) FROM `Members` WHERE Status = 'Active' AND (TO_DAYS(NOW()) - TO_DAYS(registration)) <= 1;
SELECT COUNT(ID) FROM `Members` WHERE Status = 'Active' AND DATE_SUB(CURDATE(),INTERVAL 1 DAY) <= registration;

is this also correct way to find out logins for the current day, not last 24 hours?

Last 1 day's login
SELECT COUNT(ID) FROM `Members` WHERE Status = 'Active' AND (TO_DAYS(NOW()) - TO_DAYS(lastlogin)) <= 1;

Big thanks
Daddy

If the data is stored as a regular datetime field then:

SELECT COUNT(ID) FROM `Members` WHERE Status = 'Active' AND date_format(registration, '%m-%d-%y') ='10-01-05'

Should get you all the registrations for October 1.

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yup, lol, that site is fucking great :1orglaugh

Thanx :)