MySQL incorrectly rounds the 'minute' value of a timestamp up when the
'seconds' value is greater than 59.5, but the spec says minute should
be whole minutes, not rounded. Thus, TIDs generated in the last half
second of a minute would suddenly jump ahead by 4,266,903,756
integers (a full minute).
MySQL incorrectly rounds the 'minute' value of a timestamp up when the 'seconds' value is greater than 59.5, but the spec says minute should be whole minutes, not rounded. Thus, TIDs generated in the last half second of a minute would suddenly jump ahead by 4,266,903,756 integers (a full minute).