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COPYING | Tue Mar 11 23:21:45 -0700 2008 | [bricooke] |
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README
If your model is :timestamped, it will automatically set the
:created_at and :updated_at columns if they exist
With a migration like:
class MessageMigration < Sequel::Migration
def up
create_table :messages do
primary_key :id
integer :user_id
string :name
boolean :direct
datetime :created_at
datetime :updated_at
end
end
def down
execute "DROP TABLE messages"
end
end
a class with
class Message < Sequel::Model
is :timestamped
belongs_to :user
end
will be autotimestamped



