Rich Bartell writes:
> It occurred to me that a column type that functioned similar to timestamp
> but for the id of user initiating the update would be very useful. What I
> mean is a column that would automatically capture the userid that last
> changed a row, much as a first timestamp column is automatically updated to
> reflect the time a row was last changed. Is such a column type possible in
> MySQL and
> are there any plans to implement it?
>
> Thanks,
> Rich
No, no plans. This feature is very easy to implement in the
application program and there are not many users that have asked for it.
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