Re: Use mysql NOW() fuction from DBIx::Class

[haoess]

in reply to Use mysql NOW() fuction from DBIx::Class

You can use NOW() in your UPDATE-clause:

my $item = ...;

$item->update({
  time_column => \'NOW()',
  # more columns here
});

-- Frank

[Mutant]

Yep, a scalar reference passes a literal string to the SQL, rather than a bind variable.