> In the last episode (Aug 20), Joshua Beall said:
> > Is there any way in MySQL to have calculated fields? E.g., a make
> > "expiration" equal to the "lastPaid" date, plus 1 year. Whenever
> > lastPaid gets updated, expiration can be updated as well.
> >
> > Is this possible? I know it could
In the last episode (Aug 20), Joshua Beall said:
> Is there any way in MySQL to have calculated fields? E.g., a make
> "expiration" equal to the "lastPaid" date, plus 1 year. Whenever
> lastPaid gets updated, expiration can be updated as well.
>
> Is this possible? I know it could be implemente
MySQL 4.0.20-standard, but willing to upgrade if I have to
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Is there any way in MySQL to have calculated fields? E.g., a make
"expiration" equal to the "lastPaid" date, plus 1 year. Whenever lastPaid
gets updated, expiration can be updated as well.
Is this possible? I know it could be implemented client side, but I am
wondering if it could be done direc
