CURRENT_TIMESTAMP works when using it as the default for a column in the schema, but fails when used in any kind of statement (with a "not authorized")?CURRENT_TIMESTAMP
Idatetime('now') works fine in the statement.
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PRAGMA foreign_keys = on; command is supported in the docs.I
, @rozenmd, can I expect it to work at some point or not? Just to design the schema and Workers accordingly.MMM
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"message": "Error while checking rows: Error: D1_ERROR\n at D1Database._send (worker.js:149:13)\n at async D1PreparedStatement.all (worker.js:215:7)\n at async Object.fetch (worker.js:11:18)"
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--experimental-backendImportantly, when we enable global read replication, you won’t have to pay extra for it, nor will replication multiply your storage consumption
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"message": "Error while checking rows: Error: D1_ERROR\n at D1Database._send (worker.js:149:13)\n at async D1PreparedStatement.all (worker.js:215:7)\n at async Object.fetch (worker.js:11:18)"
}datetime('now')PRAGMA foreign_keys = on;