> $date="$year-$month-$day";
> insert into s_objetivos_caso values ($dni,$date,$cod_s_objetivos,$conn);
By default, postgresql uses "ISO with US(NonEuropean) conventions" for the
date, wich means mm/dd/yyyy. You can check that with "show datestyle". Of
course, you can change the convention to a European one like dd/mm/yyyy but
I don't know how to make it permanent.... anyway, if we stick to the default
US convention you would do something like:
$date=$month ."/". $day ."/" $year; // Use the dot (.) to join strings
And then do the insert.
Adrian Tineo