• Resolved zatanx

    (@zatanx)


    I use SQL Query

    SELECT 
        p.emp_code, 
        p.first_name, 
        p.last_name, 
        DATE(t.punch_time) AS date,
        MIN(TIME(t.punch_time)) AS time_in, 
        MAX(TIME(t.punch_time)) AS time_out 
    FROM wp_dbo_personnel_employee p 
    JOIN wp_dbo_iclock_transaction t 
        ON p.emp_code = t.emp_code 
    GROUP BY 
        p.emp_code, 
        p.first_name, 
        p.last_name, 
        DATE(t.punch_time)

    The problem is that it can’t be searched.

    ” No matching records found “

    • This topic was modified 1 year, 8 months ago by zatanx.
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  • Plugin Author wpDataTables

    (@wpdatatables)

    Hello, zatanx.

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