Closed quequegg closed 6 years ago
I'd rather do this in the code than in triggers. One benefit is we can also track who made the changes.
mysql actually has this functionality built into the timestamp data type. No trigger nor coding necessary. I will implement tonight.
This is complete. I implemented in all environments for the org table. I will add it to the user table as well.
Thanks!
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This is complete. I implemented in all environments for the org table. I will add it to the user table as well.
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The special value '2000-01-01' for the update_timestamp is what will be seen for any rows that existed right now, but haven't been updated yet. Any new rows created after this will have the correct time stamp.
We need to add the typical date and user trigger to files, at least the ones that are set up by organizations.
I need to be able to see if we are getting any traction from the organizations.