On Wednesday 22 August 2001 15:37, you wrote:
> Can mysql support mucroseconds in the datetime field?
>
> mydate datetime(14,4) for instance? I havn't had success so far ;-)
No, it cannot, at this time. We might consider adding it in 4.0. For the time
being, you will have to resort to a hack with manually inserting the
microsecond value in a speparate column and adjusting the computations.
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