I am running MySQL 4.1 in a sandbox, trying to test some code against it.
No matter what, even when no value is explicitly applied, or the field is not explicitly named in a SQL statement, the TIMESTAMP column refuses to update.
I have tested this with several programs written in 3 different languages.
Is this a known issue? Anybody got any pointers to info on this?
What happens with this code (use with whatever you wish for the default database):
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS t; CREATE TABLE t (ts TIMESTAMP, i INT); INSERT INTO t (i) VALUES(0); SELECT * FROM t;
And then what happens with this code, after you wait a few seconds:
UPDATE t SET i = i + 1; SELECT * FROM t;
Finally, what's the output from this statement:
SELECT @@sql_mode;
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