Adding TIMESTAMP Column to MySQL Table
I love the Migration Tool - it saves sooo much time when migrating from MS Access!
What is the easiest way to add a TIMESTAMP column in the MySQL table? (I need to add it as I'm still using my MS Access front-end and linking to the MySQL back-end via MyODBC). I can manually edit the SQL in the "Manual Edit" step to add the extra column, but is there a smarter way? For example, can I create a "User Defined" table migration method that automatically adds a TIMESTAMP column?
Thanks for any hints!
Martin
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