On Friday, January 13, 2017 at 6:50:04 AM UTC-8, George Millo wrote:
>
> I'm using postgresql, and I want to set the default value of a timestamp
> column to the current time. If I was writing pure PSQL with a CREATE TABLE
> I'd do something like column_name TIMESTAMP DEFAULT clock_timestamp(). Is
> there a way I can create a table like this without having to write too much
> raw SQL?
>
> I've tried:
>
> create_table :my_table do
> DateTime :my_timestamp, default: "clock_timestamp"
> end
>
> but it fails with PG::InvalidDatetimeFormat: ERROR: invalid input syntax
> for type timestamp: "clock_timestamp()"
>
default: Sequel.function(:clock_timestamp)
or
default: Sequel.lit("clock_timestamp()")
Thanks,
Jeremy
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