From: JT Kirkpatrick <jt-kirkpatrick(at)mpsllc(dot)com>
To: "'nmmm(at)nsi(dot)bg'" <nmmm(at)nsi(dot)bg>
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Date: 1999-07-13 12:39:50
Message-ID: 01BECD0B.45F87E00.jt-kirkpatrick@mpsllc.com
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niki --

in the creation of your table, use ->dt datetime default text 'now'
i had the same problem as you and this cured it. . .

i believe also it works with the other data types. . .

jt kirkpatrick
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Date: Mon, 12 Jul 1999 11:21:02 +0300
From: "Nikolay Mijaylov" <nmmm(at)nsi(dot)bg>
Subject: Stupid question about default time value

I made a table such as:

create teble x(
i int2,
d date default 'today',
t time default 'now',
dt datetime default 'now'
);

So these default values are not working as i think... they make the default
values to be equal to time when table was created....

i fixed problem in this way:
create teble x(
i int2,
d date default date( now() ), // or now() ::
date
t time default datetime_time(datetime (now ()) ),
dt datetime default now()
);

is there better way to do this?????

Niki
w3.nsi.bg/nmmm
www.nsi.bg/nmmm
nmmm.hypermart.net

?????
thanx

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