Is createdAt fields in MySQL tables edittable?
I'm working with mySql database and I saw that createdAt field was auto created.
Can I modify this value?
I want this field is not edittable, like a constant from the time it was initted.
If it is edittable, how can I make it not edittable?
(I'm working with Sequelizejs)
mysql node.js sequelize.js
asked Nov 21 '18 at 7:43
Vu ThuyVu Thuy
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I'm working with mySql database and I saw that createdAt field was auto created.
Can I modify this value?
I want this field is not edittable, like a constant from the time it was initted.
If it is edittable, how can I make it not edittable?
(I'm working with Sequelizejs)
mysql node.js sequelize.js
asked Nov 21 '18 at 7:43
Vu ThuyVu Thuy
42
add a comment |
I'm working with mySql database and I saw that createdAt field was auto created.
Can I modify this value?
I want this field is not edittable, like a constant from the time it was initted.
If it is edittable, how can I make it not edittable?
(I'm working with Sequelizejs)
mysql node.js sequelize.js
asked Nov 21 '18 at 7:43
Vu ThuyVu Thuy
42
I'm working with mySql database and I saw that createdAt field was auto created.
Can I modify this value?
I want this field is not edittable, like a constant from the time it was initted.
If it is edittable, how can I make it not edittable?
(I'm working with Sequelizejs)
mysql node.js sequelize.js
mysql node.js sequelize.js
asked Nov 21 '18 at 7:43
Vu ThuyVu Thuy
42
asked Nov 21 '18 at 7:43
Vu ThuyVu Thuy
42
asked Nov 21 '18 at 7:43
Vu ThuyVu Thuy
42
asked Nov 21 '18 at 7:43
Vu ThuyVu Thuy
42
asked Nov 21 '18 at 7:43
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updatedAt and createdAt is auto created by Sequelizejs by default , as a result of default value of timestamps: true ,
createdAt get the value of time of insertion , it will never updated by it self
So if you write a query to update createdAt , it will be updated , and no one can stop that ,
But generally , no user passes the updatedAt and createdAt fields ,
Those are handled automatically by the Sequelizejs and this is how it should work.
Not Suggested but still if you want any field to make readonly , you
can add custom validations via model or use PLUGIN.
answered Nov 21 '18 at 7:55
Vivek DoshiVivek Doshi
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updatedAt and createdAt is auto created by Sequelizejs by default , as a result of default value of timestamps: true ,
createdAt get the value of time of insertion , it will never updated by it self
So if you write a query to update createdAt , it will be updated , and no one can stop that ,
But generally , no user passes the updatedAt and createdAt fields ,
Those are handled automatically by the Sequelizejs and this is how it should work.
Not Suggested but still if you want any field to make readonly , you
can add custom validations via model or use PLUGIN.
answered Nov 21 '18 at 7:55
Vivek DoshiVivek Doshi
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updatedAt and createdAt is auto created by Sequelizejs by default , as a result of default value of timestamps: true ,
createdAt get the value of time of insertion , it will never updated by it self
So if you write a query to update createdAt , it will be updated , and no one can stop that ,
But generally , no user passes the updatedAt and createdAt fields ,
Those are handled automatically by the Sequelizejs and this is how it should work.
Not Suggested but still if you want any field to make readonly , you
can add custom validations via model or use PLUGIN.
answered Nov 21 '18 at 7:55
Vivek DoshiVivek Doshi
21.9k33552
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updatedAt and createdAt is auto created by Sequelizejs by default , as a result of default value of timestamps: true ,
createdAt get the value of time of insertion , it will never updated by it self
So if you write a query to update createdAt , it will be updated , and no one can stop that ,
But generally , no user passes the updatedAt and createdAt fields ,
Those are handled automatically by the Sequelizejs and this is how it should work.
Not Suggested but still if you want any field to make readonly , you
can add custom validations via model or use PLUGIN.
answered Nov 21 '18 at 7:55
Vivek DoshiVivek Doshi
21.9k33552
updatedAt and createdAt is auto created by Sequelizejs by default , as a result of default value of timestamps: true ,
createdAt get the value of time of insertion , it will never updated by it self
So if you write a query to update createdAt , it will be updated , and no one can stop that ,
But generally , no user passes the updatedAt and createdAt fields ,
Those are handled automatically by the Sequelizejs and this is how it should work.
Not Suggested but still if you want any field to make readonly , you
can add custom validations via model or use PLUGIN.
answered Nov 21 '18 at 7:55
Vivek DoshiVivek Doshi
21.9k33552
answered Nov 21 '18 at 7:55
Vivek DoshiVivek Doshi
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answered Nov 21 '18 at 7:55
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answered Nov 21 '18 at 7:55
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