Just a quick tip which took me a little while to figure out.
If you have a “last_updated” column on your table and you want to update this manually in your code ten the easiest way would be use the MySQL NOW() function
| SQL | | copy code | | ? |
| 1 | |
| 2 | UPDATE some_table SET last_updated_date=now(); |
| 3 |
However, and there is always a catch, if you try and use the now() function in a Yii prepared statement, it will try and update the column with the string “now()” and fail.
What you need to do is to use a CDBExpression object as follows:-
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| 1 | |
| 2 | $command->insert('some_table', |
| 3 | array( |
| 4 | 'id'=>$id, |
| 5 | /.. other columns |
| 6 | 'last_updated_dt'=>new CDbExpression('NOW()') |
| 7 | )); |
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