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Postgresql doesn't support altering the size or data type of a table field.
Prolly the quickest way for you to fix this table is to create another table
the way you want it, with the same fieldnames, but the size you wanted and do
COPY old_tablename TO '/tmp/filename';
from psql, then do
COPY new_tablename FROM '/tmp/filename';
On Wednesday 23 July 2003 19:23, Norma Ramirez - TECNOSOFT wrote:
Thank´s Xaos, but I have a inocent question ¿why on earth can`t do with a
simple alter table like other databases???
and, o.k drop the old column buy copy the data into a new one? how? with an
update query?
Thank´s again and sorry if bother =)
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