Aaron, Thursday, October 10, 2002, 9:18:48 PM, you wrote: AB> I setup a mysql db on an i386 box. After a while, I AB> needed to transfer that db to an s390 box. So I went AB> ahead with the mysqldump, etc.. and when I transferred AB> the db, I noticed that on the s390, the fields that AB> recorded the system time/date where not working...as AB> if they did not transfer correctly from the other box. AB> It seems as if the program that is using that db AB> cannot set the fields either...
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