I have a timestamp field in my model that I want to allow null on, I'm
not sure how to do this. Right now I have it with :allow_null => true
in my set_schema declaration. However, when I set that attribute to
nil and save the record, I get
Sequel::Error: nil/NULL is not allowed for the email_activated_at
column
Here is what it looks like in set_schema
timestamp :email_activated_at, :allow_null => true
How do I allow a null value?
This is what it looks like when I use reflection on that table.
Sequel::DATABASES.first.schema_for_table(:users)
[:email_activated_at,
{:type=>:datetime, :numeric_precision=>nil, :max_chars=>nil,
:primary_key=>false, :default=>nil, :allow_null=>false, :db_type=>"timestamp"}]
I just assumed that I could add that option in the schema declaration,
but it looks like I can't.
BTW - I'm using sqlite right now for this.
Thanks
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