I was under the impression from the manual that if you added a field to a
table of type timestamp this would automatically be updated after each
insert/update of a new record, but all I get is 00000000.
Is there something else I should set?
Thanks.
4  2377 
That should work. It only will update the "FIRST" timestamp (so if you have
more than one, check the first one).
Also it can't be type time,date, or datetime, but must be type timestamp,
preferably for max compatiblity, timestamp(14).
dp
"Bill" <no@where.com> wrote in message
news:bl**********@sparta.btinternet.com... I was under the impression from the manual that if you added a field to a
table of type timestamp this would automatically be updated after each
insert/update of a new record, but all I get is 00000000.
Is there something else I should set?
Thanks.
That should work. It only will update the "FIRST" timestamp (so if you have
more than one, check the first one).
Also it can't be type time,date, or datetime, but must be type timestamp,
preferably for max compatiblity, timestamp(14).
dp
"Bill" <no@where.com> wrote in message
news:bl**********@sparta.btinternet.com... I was under the impression from the manual that if you added a field to a
table of type timestamp this would automatically be updated after each
insert/update of a new record, but all I get is 00000000.
Is there something else I should set?
Thanks.
"D. Pickering" <dc*****@hps.com> wrote in message
news:x3*********************@newssvr30.news.prodig y.com... That should work. It only will update the "FIRST" timestamp (so if you
have more than one, check the first one).
Also it can't be type time,date, or datetime, but must be type timestamp,
preferably for max compatiblity, timestamp(14).
dp
Thanks for replying!
Actually, I did only have one timestamp field but as I said it alwasy set a
value of 00000, so I just ended up making it a Date field instead and
setting it manually. Might work better when I upgrade to version 4.0.15.
"Bill" <no@where.com> wrote in message
news:bl**********@sparta.btinternet.com... I was under the impression from the manual that if you added a field to
a table of type timestamp this would automatically be updated after each
insert/update of a new record, but all I get is 00000000.
Is there something else I should set?
Thanks.
"D. Pickering" <dc*****@hps.com> wrote in message
news:x3*********************@newssvr30.news.prodig y.com... That should work. It only will update the "FIRST" timestamp (so if you
have more than one, check the first one).
Also it can't be type time,date, or datetime, but must be type timestamp,
preferably for max compatiblity, timestamp(14).
dp
Thanks for replying!
Actually, I did only have one timestamp field but as I said it alwasy set a
value of 00000, so I just ended up making it a Date field instead and
setting it manually. Might work better when I upgrade to version 4.0.15.
"Bill" <no@where.com> wrote in message
news:bl**********@sparta.btinternet.com... I was under the impression from the manual that if you added a field to
a table of type timestamp this would automatically be updated after each
insert/update of a new record, but all I get is 00000000.
Is there something else I should set?
Thanks.
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