Sven Richter wrote:
Dear Stefano,

yes, the whole timestamp issue is also a problem for me (in my database there are also no entries for Creation Date). But my problem was lying before that. In my case there was no user created at all and I got an error message. And I found out why. The autoincrement mechanism for the user_id isn't working, so the database is using the default ('0'). And in my database table there was already an user with the user_id '0'. That's why I got this error message. But I don't know why autoincrement isn't working. I have a couple of other tables, where it's working just fine. By the way, I use the "idbroker"-option, where the next ID is store in the table 'ID_TABLE'. The entry for TURBINE_USER is correct. So I have no idea, why it's not working like for all the other tables (the tables created by myself).

Did you recompile the source for MySQL?
For 1.5, you can only use the binary distributables with HSQL.
If you want to use another database, and you want to be ale to add records, then you need to recompile.

NOTE: with the 1.6 release Im working on, you won't need to recompile for different database backends. Instead, just replace the torque-om jar file. All of the torque-om jars will be prebuilt and provided with the release.

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