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March 3rd, 2009, 04:17 PM
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MySQL 5 - Setup for a TABLE Field then records automatically the date or date/time, the record
exist any data type in php/mysql/phpmyadmin that if setup for a TABLE Field then records automatically the date or date/time, the record inserted (or the TIMESTAMP) ? Or this needs manual coding ?
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March 4th, 2009, 01:37 PM
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if you use a datetime data type you can set the default value to the function getdate() that would record the date the record was inserted. Other than that you would have to use a trigger which would probably be much more complicated than needed. Also I don't even know if mysql even has triggers or if they do, what triggers do they support. I've been using mssql server for a while now.
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