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Hi,

we use Liquibase on Oracle database. Our problem is that Liquibase uses SYSDATE 
function as standard function for getting the timestamp of executed change set. 
The smallest precision of SYSDATE function is second and we have problems when 
multiple changes are done within one second and we issue tag database command. 
Then multiple changes are marked with the tag. It even happend that user 
applyed more changes with more than one tag database command and the later tag 
overwritten the previous tag because all was done in the same second. The 
result was that one tag wasn't present in DATABASECHANGELOG table at all! The 
user could not rollback to that tag.

Therefore I wanted to find out how to use CURRENT_TIMESTAMP function instead of 
SYSDATE function. CURRENT_TIMESTAMP function gives time with fractions of 
seconds. I found the parameter -currentDateTimeFunction which should override 
the current date/time function, but it doesn't. The method 
getCurrentDateTimeFunction() in 
liquibase-1.9.5-src/src/java/liquibase/database/OracleDatabase.java class 
simply returns "SYSDATE" and doesn't take the parameter 
-currentDateTimeFunction into account.

So I suggest the following implementation of getCurrentDateTimeFunction() 
method (useful for all supported databases):

     public String getCurrentDateTimeFunction() {
         if (currentDateTimeFunction == null) {
             return "SYSDATE";
         } else {
             return currentDateTimeFunction;
         }
     }

This modification allows really to override the current date/time function by 
means of parameter -currentDateTimeFunction.

And when the issue http://liquibase.jira.com/browse/CORE-588 is resolved, 
overriding will work in command line mode either :-)

Jirka

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