Andrew Dunstan <[email protected]> writes:
> It occurred to me in the dead of the night that instead of:
> ALTER TYPE enumtype ADD 'newlabel'
> it might be better to have:
> ALTER TYPE enumtype ADD LABEL 'newlabel'
> That way if we later wanted to support some other sort of ADD operation
> on types we would be able to more easily.
I can see the point of that, but I don't find LABEL to be a particularly
great name for the elements of an enum type, and so I'm not in favor of
institutionalizing that name in the syntax. How about ADD VALUE?
regards, tom lane
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