Thanks for the response. I bought a Sony phone and it’s working great. I also found a script to convert the unix time stamp in to yyyy-mm-dd 00:00:00 so it’s all working now.

Just one thing though, I’m not sure if this is to do with an issue with the software or time zones I’m working with. I’m in Saudi Arabia and we are +3 ahead of the UK. My server is set up to be +3 hours ahead also. Around half of the messages that come in to the database table are around 7 hours ahead. Let’s say a normal message would come through at 10:23:01 today and I get another message comes through at 10:24:43 (just for instance), the first one converts the unix time stamp to 10:23:01 but the second one (remember this is just random), this will come through as 15:24:43, not sure why it’s doing this.

The message centre used for all the texts we receive is the same on here in Saudi, the server is setup for Saudi time wise and the phone has the correct time for Saudi.

Just not sure why it may add some hours or bring in the time stamp differently on certain messages.

Im going to do a test from a single phone in our office so I can see the result immediately, I’ll update you n how I go.

Again, thanks for the response and if you have any suggestions about the issue I face then I’d be pleased to hear your suggestions.

Cheers

Ken

Thanks.

Bryan