Daniel Kasak schrieb:
Andreas Moroder wrote:
Daniel Kasak schrieb:
You won't break anything by adding a timestamp field. Trust us :)
And no, there is no way around this problem other than adding a
timestamp field.
From the 'mysql' command-line client, do:
... where DATABASE_NAME is the name of your database ... and then ...
alter table TABLE_NAME add MyTimeStamp timestamp(14);
... and change TABLE_NAME to the name of your table.
This will put a timestamp field called 'MyTimeStamp' at the end of your
table.
You should then relink your tables in Access, using the 'linked table
manager', or simply delete the linked table ( in Access ) and relink it.
I found another solution.
I use Openoffice Base and jdbc. This works without added fields
Thanks
Andreas
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