Suppose that value1 and value2 are dates, and that date is a date field in the database. This query:
SELECT *
FROM table
WHERE date BETWEEN value1 and value2
returns all the rows where the date field is between value1 and value2.
What if I want to return all the rows where the date field goes just from value1 or just to value2? Is this possible using BETWEEN?
rpkamp
2
Could you give an example of what you mean? The way you’ve described is kinda vague tbh.
Yes, I though so 
I mean, I want to find all the rows that have a date that goes from “March 13th 2011” on, with no upper limit.
rpkamp
4
The normal comparison operators work on dates to in MySQL, so you can just use
WHERE date > value
or WHERE date >= value
if you want to include value
itself 
Awesome, thank you very much! 