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| From: | <tonu-mysql | Date: | August 8 1999 7:06pm |
| Subject: | RE: Adding to an already existing table | ||
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> COOL! But would the ALTER command also work if I need to add another column? > Or if I want to change the *type* of a column, say from char to int? or from > set to enum? Yes, it works. For field adding, use the form ALTER TABLE foo ADD COLUMN NAME CHAR(40); And don't forget about indexes: ALTER TABLE foo ADD KEY NAME (NAME); (just as an example) 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 |
