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Hello hatter and everybody

Thanks for the tips. Specially yours, hatter. But, tell me, any tip for mysql? My problem is the 'timestamp' fields, on wich rely my code and I´d have to convert them all to 'datetime' and make my code treat this offset.

I tried setting the default of this 'timestamp' column to CURRENT_TIMESTAMP + interval 4 hour but this formula isn´t accepted by mysql as a default. I thought then about setting some kind of variable as now() + interval 4 hour but I think it won´t work either.

Any ideas? My host said there´s no way to set a different time_zone through .my.cnf

Thanks

André

In reply to Re^5: Timezone antidote by Andre_br
in thread Timezone antidote by Andre_br

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