If your mySQL table has a timestamp field and you update or insert a row
without setting a value to the timestamp field, it will be set to actual
time. This is valid for the first timestamp field only if there are more
than one in a table. This is documented in mySQL documentation.
Kai Hackemesser
----- Original Message -----
From: "Panos Konstantinidis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, December 22, 2000 10:28 AM
Subject: Database is freaking out!!!!
> Hello there. I have written a jsp file that opens a connection with a
> database on the local network. This database has a table (lets say users)
> that has two fields (lets say created and last_cist)of type timestamp(14).
I
> have a login and a registration form for the user. The first time the user
> registers I get the current date and write it in the "created" field. From
> then, everytime the user loggs in I update the "last_vist" field. Now
every
> time I update the "last_visit" field the "created" field is beeing updated
> automatically!!!!!!!!!!! (and it is always almost five minutes before the
> "last_visit" field (lets say "created" is 20001222091839 and "last_visit"
is
> 20001222092315). The database I am using is mySQL. Is it a bug with the
> mySQL or is there something else I never thought about. Please help, it is
> really annoying.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Panos
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