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Old 08-09-2004
Anyi Liu1
 
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Hi! I am a new bird of Snort. I have one question about how to =
change timestamp of Snort schema.

My question is, Snort provide create_mysql.sql in the package. In =
the event table, timestamp is in Datatime type, which in my application =
is not precise. I need keep the fraction second part in my software.=20

My question is : Can I change the Snort_Mysql timestamp type? Is =
it allowed in Snort? If yes, which date/time is a good choice.

Thanks a lot for your time and effort!

Best regards!
Andy Liu=20


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