CURRENT_TIMESTAMP & DEFAULT Keywords do not work in MySQL INSERT STATEMENT

[saklanipankaj]

INSERT INTO t2 (a, b, c, d) VALUES
( 1,  2, 'Hello', DEFAULT),
(12,   7, 'Test', DEFAULT),
( 0, 123, 'This is encrypted', DEFAULT),
(71, 13, 'Last', DEFAULT);

ERROR 13180 (HY000): Unknown column 'a' in 'field list'

INSERT INTO t1 (a, b, i, j) VALUES
( 1,  2, 'Hello', CURRENT_TIMESTAMP),
(12,  0, 'Test', CURRENT_TIMESTAMP),
( 0,  2, 'This is encrypted', CURRENT_TIMESTAMP),
(71, 67, 'Last', CURRENT_TIMESTAMP);

ERROR 13180 (HY000): One or more errors occurred. (Unable to cast object of type 'PrismaDB.QueryAST.DML.ScalarFunction' to type 'PrismaDB.QueryAST.DML.Constant'.)

Ambiguous Error statement, is returned when the DEFAULT & CURRENT_TIMESTAMP keywords are used in the MySQL INSERT Statement. The keyword is supported in the PostgreSQL and MSSQL databases, and can be used in the INSERT statements there.

[cheziyi]

In MySQL, to insert the current time, it should be NOW(). That said, insertion of CURRENT_TIMESTAMP and DEFAULT is not officially supported, so this is not considered a bug, and will be closed.