new DateTime() can be used with insert-like commands, and with %? as well
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@@ -142,7 +142,9 @@ class BasicTest extends SimpleTest {
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}
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function test_4_query() {
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DB::query("UPDATE %b SET birthday=%t WHERE username=%s", 'accounts', new DateTime('10 September 2000 13:13:13'), 'Charlie\'s Friend');
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DB::update('accounts', array(
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'birthday' => new DateTime('10 September 2000 13:13:13')
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), 'username=%s', 'Charlie\'s Friend');
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$results = DB::query("SELECT * FROM accounts WHERE username=%s AND birthday IN %lt", 'Charlie\'s Friend', array('September 10 2000 13:13:13'));
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$this->assert(count($results) === 1);
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