datetime(6) works on XAMPP but not on latest Ubuntu MySQL server -

I have an API which I can use only 1000 times per day.

So every time I call API, keep a timestamp in a database. Now if I put a timestamp in a database in the same database, and this is the primary key, then I get an exception, causing the problem ( 6) The problem has been solved by adding <(p> number of each other)

  create tab 'epical' (`timestamp) day-time (6) tap default cURRENT_TIMESTAMP (6), primary key (`Timestamp`) engine = InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET = latin1;  

If I use workspace and keep it from Xampp on Windows in my MySQL, this is fine and without problems.

If I add the exact same code in the workspace of my Ubuntu lamp server, it says that there is a syntax error.

Does anyone know why, why are documents, why link to a blog? Or perhaps more important, is a suggestion for a positive solution?

A version difference between mysql is Local and Ubuntu Server.

At least you have MySQL 5.6.4 in your locality where it is less than in Ubuntu, and datetime (n)

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In this case you have to use

 as  The table may be required 'Epical' (`timestamp) timestamp not tap default CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, primary key (` timestamp`) engine = InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET = latin1;  

Note that in the earlier version of Mysql, you do not have to tap from time to time

  'timestamp' CURRENT_TIMESTAMP