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| From: | <tonu-mysql | Date: | August 8 1999 6:57pm |
| Subject: | Re: Adding to an already existing table | ||
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> need to add another field to the *same* table, or modify a field, or rename > a field, do I need to recreate the entire table and move my data across? (By > field, I mean a column). How would I go about doing this? Say I have a > column of type int and we decide later that this should really be floator For example, you made a field NAME CHAR(40) and want to change it to SURNAME CHAR(40): ALTER TABLE foo CHANGE COLUMN NAME SURNAME CHAR(40); That's all! Tonu
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| • Adding to an already existing table | Anukool Lakhina | 8 Aug |
| • Re: Adding to an already existing table | tonu-mysql | 8 Aug |
| • RE: Adding to an already existing table | Anukool Lakhina | 8 Aug |
| • RE: Adding to an already existing table | tonu-mysql | 8 Aug |
| • RE: Adding to an already existing table | Anukool Lakhina | 8 Aug |
| • Re: Adding to an already existing table | Peter WR | 9 Aug |
