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I think what snopal mentions is that while creating the table you can specify the column type as TIMESTAMP in MySQL. So then when you dealing with the table in Perl or whatever you can just ignore that column and go on working. On insertion of any value into the table, MySQL puts the time at that instant into the DB.

If this is not you are asking, pardon me.
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