How to add TIMESTAMP data type in Enterprise Architect...?

Hi all
There is no data type of timestamp in Enterprise Architech. There is only
DATE type. I have ERD prepared from Enterprise Architech. How to modify
DATE type to TIMESTAMP type.
How to add TIMESTAMP data type in Enterprise Architect or in ERD ?
Thanks in advance,
Pal

Have you asked this question of the vendor of Enterprise Architect? They may have a later version that supports the various TIMESTAMP data types. If your ERD tool doesn't support a data type, other than talking to the vendor or working around the problem (i.e. generate DDL to a text file and edit it before applying it to the database), you're probably out of luck.
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