Thanks Simon!
Don't worry about the type 'timestamp'. We know how SQLite works with types. We
use timestamp because it is a good thing for documentation purpose. We actually
store an integer or real in there according to our application rules.
For the short story we initially chose to always
Hello,
Assume a table simplified for this discussion as:
create table T(C timestamp default (julianday()) not null);
I simply have to use a new function (let's call it 'now()' other than
julianday() to define the default for this column.
I have apparently successfully tested this:
On 23 May 2016, at 11:14am, Olivier Mascia wrote:
> But am I missing some important detail that could hurt me later?
I notice only one thing, but you're at the time when it's easy to change it.
The 'type' you've picked for this column is 'timestamp'. SQLite has no such
type. I recommend
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