Mysql: Invalid default value for TIMESTAMP

The timestamp must have a default value when creating a table

I searched a lot on the Internet, and what about set sql_model, the results are all restored after restarting the service

After doing a lot of work on the Internet, the most useful thing is to change the configuration in my.ini

After modifying sql_mode, then restart the service.

First sql query the default sql_mode, and then paste the value out

show variables like 'sql_mode';

Change the NO_ZERO_DATE in the value to ALLOW_INVALID_DATES

Then paste into my.ini

Note here that sql_mode will be different depending on the version, mine is version 5.7

Also, the installation-free version of mysql does not use my.ini by default, but mydefault.ini. Copy the content of the defailt, create a my.ini file, paste it in, and restart the mysql service.