ulinit   timestamp_increment=value

1 to 60000000 microseconds

1 microsecond

1000000 microseconds equals 1 second.

You cannot change the timestamp increment of an existing database. Instead, you must create a new database.

This increment is useful when a DEFAULT TIMESTAMP column is being used as a primary key or row identifier.

From Sybase Central, you can set the timestamp increment in any wizard that creates a database. On the New database creation parameters page, click the Timestamp Increment option.

From a client application, set this parameter as one of the creation parameters for the create database method on the database manager class.

• UltraLite timestamp_format creation parameter
• UltraLite Initialize Database utility (ulinit)
• UltraLite Load XML to Database utility (ulload)
• ULCreateDatabase method [UltraLite Embedded SQL]
• ULDatabaseManager.CreateDatabase method [UltraLite C++]
• ULDatabaseManager.CreateDatabase method [UltraLite.NET]
• Accessing creation parameter values
• Implementing timestamp-based downloads
• UltraLite concurrency

To store a value such as '2000/12/05 10:50:53:700', set this creation parameter to 100000. This value truncates the timestamp after the first decimal place in the seconds component.