Hi,
No, Add_Date and Mod_Date are the correct type. We ignore the time as nothing in Links SQL cares about what time the link was added/modified, as the What's New is based purely on dates. It would slow things down to switch it to DATETIMES (as there are several queries that look for links on a specific date -- this would get changed to a range search instead).
If you want something like this, you should look at adding a custom column for Expriy_Datetime or something similiar. You may want to use INT's instead of DATETIMES as they are much easier to work with.
Cheers,
Alex
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Gossamer Threads Inc.
No, Add_Date and Mod_Date are the correct type. We ignore the time as nothing in Links SQL cares about what time the link was added/modified, as the What's New is based purely on dates. It would slow things down to switch it to DATETIMES (as there are several queries that look for links on a specific date -- this would get changed to a range search instead).
If you want something like this, you should look at adding a custom column for Expriy_Datetime or something similiar. You may want to use INT's instead of DATETIMES as they are much easier to work with.
Cheers,
Alex
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Gossamer Threads Inc.
