Many thanks.
regards
keith
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Keith,
You're building it upside down! If your design relies on adding columns to
store data you will quickly run out of columns.
More typically when you submit data
Keith,
You're building it upside down! If your design relies on adding columns to
store data you will quickly run out of columns.
More typically when you submit data you add a row of information to a
database, not another column. Database design and normalization are topics
which are too
Other than what sounds like a bad design decision, you can:
$query = ALTER TABLE mytable ADD COLUMN newcol INT UNSIGNED AFTER
anothercol;
mysql_query($query) or die(Error: .mysql_error() );
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From: Keith Webb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 17, 2002