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PSA Database question (Date Format)

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rholzler

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See the following MySQL DB
Database: PSA
Table: Limits

There there are two fields "value" and "expiration" which are related to domain hosting expiration dates. The "value" looks like this:

1221624000

I am trying to create a custom report, and I need to know what format this data is using. At first I thought it was a Julian date, but it is too many digits. Is this a measure of minutes, seconds or what?

How do I convert this into a piece of meaningful data?

Additional Info: What I am trying to do is create a hosting report that shows domains that are coming up on their hosting renewal dates so I can bill them based on their hosting plan.
 
rholzler

This data format considers the value of seconds left till 1 January 1970. So, I believe you can proceed with custom report basing on this info.
 
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