Harry Hochheiser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Running Postgres 7.4 on Panther, there seems to be a problem with
> setting a timestamp column to have a default of 'now':
There was an intentional change of behavior --- see the release notes.
The supported way to do this is to use CURRENT_TIMESTAMP or now() as
the column default.
regards, tom lane
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