>From the MySQL Manual:

ALTER TABLE tbl_name MODIFY [COLUMN] create_definition [FIRST | AFTER
column_name]

I have also tried CHANGE instead of MODIFY.

My Statement:

alter table manager change column w1 decimal(8,2) not null after moves;

The problem is the AFTER statement, if I omit it I have no problem. Now I'm
probably reading this wrong but in any event I need my columns to be in a
certain order and their not. Without deleting them and re-adding them (and
the data) - how do I get them in the order I need?

i.e w1, w2, w3, w4 ...... w25  not  w13, w21, w2, w9 .... w4, w1. (I have no
idea how they even got messed up as I created them in order. Up arrow,
change number, up arrow, change number....etc, etc.

I'm ranting, but this is really ticking me.

TIA



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