On 12/15/06, Jonathan Vanasco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> desired:
>
> $roseObj->timestamp_action('NOW()');
> $roseObject->save;
>
> > print $roseObj->timestamp_action ;
> > 12/15/2006 11:18
Since NOW() is evaluated server-side, the only way to know what it was
actually set to is to reload that column from the db. As you noted,
you can reload all columns as a workaround:
> $roseObj->timestamp_action('NOW()');
> $roseObject->save;
> $roseObject->load;
I'm not sure what the alternative might be. There's no getting around
having to load those values from the db after save. Reloading just
the columns that need to be reloaded could result in an inconsistent
object. (In both cases, there's a race, but at least reloading
everything always creates an internally consistent object.)
-John
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