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+ Learn moreThis is where I organize the things I've learned, whether marketing technology skills or journeys in faith. Don't expect lengthy blog posts, but I do hope to publish often.
-Versatile developer excelling in HTML email engineering and frontend web development, mastering the nuances of each.
+ Download résumé +Welcome to the MarTech blog, home to the latest trends, tips, and tutorials in marketing technology to help you stay ahead in the fast-paced digital landscape. Whether you're looking to enhance your skills or keep up with industry developments, you'll find valuable insights and resources here.
+I'm a digital marketer, a web developer, and an email production technologist. Marketing technology is my passion.
+ Learn moreThe NOW()
function simply returns the current datetime, like this: 2024-07-16 22:53:21. You will probably use NOW()
a lot. If you only need the current date or the current time, use CURDATE()
or CURTIME()
, respectively.
The NOW()
function simply returns the current datetime, like this: 2024-07-19 00:22:01. You will probably use NOW()
a lot. If you only need the current date or the current time, use CURDATE()
or CURTIME()
, respectively.
The GETDATE()
function works exactly like the NOW()
function, except that GETDATE()
returns milliseconds, too. The query result would look something like this: 2024-07-16 22:53:21.931.
The GETDATE()
function works exactly like the NOW()
function, except that GETDATE()
returns milliseconds, too. The query result would look something like this: 2024-07-19 00:22:01.538.
DATE(date)