Hello,
a server of us with dozends of databases from our customers is running mysql 4.0.x and some users are using timestamp-columns in their tables. If we would switch to 4.1.x immediately, there would be no time for our customers to check their scripts relying on the older timestamp format with a maximum of 14 characters. With 4.1.x, the timestamp format is always 19 characters long. How can I give our customers a chance on changing their scripts and timestamp-definitions step by step? The --new-option in mysql 4.0.20 would just cause the newer 19-char format to become affective, but as I can't set this on a per-user-basis, this doesn't help me so far. Is there any way of using older timestamp(14) definitions in mysql 4.1.x?
Regards Marten
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