That is a good point. The timestamp defaults to the current time if a
value is not given for the column during an UPDATE, but if a value is given
for the column, that is used instead. (A MySQL console session showing
this is below.)
I can work on a PR to include an :extra key in the schema
On Sat, Nov 13, 2021 at 6:53 AM Ben Schmeckpeper
wrote:
> Good morning.
>
> When querying a MySQL table's schema, I would like to know if a column has
> ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP set.
>
> I found an earlier question where it was explained that MySQL's usage of
> that syntax is non-standard and
Good morning.
When querying a MySQL table's schema, I would like to know if a column has
ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP set.
I found an earlier question where it was explained that MySQL's usage of
that syntax is non-standard and not supported for table creation, which I
understand. Would it be
