On 15/07/10 09:14, Ashley Sheridan wrote:
ALTER TABLE is the way to go. If in doubt, look at the SQL phpMyAdmin
produces when you make the changes in there.
Thanks,
Ash
http://www.ashleysheridan.co.uk
Yeah, scripting ALTER TABLE commands ... :)
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Peter Ford, Developer
From: Pete Ford
On 15/07/10 09:14, Ashley Sheridan wrote:
ALTER TABLE is the way to go. If in doubt, look at the SQL phpMyAdmin
produces when you make the changes in there.
Yeah, scripting ALTER TABLE commands ... :)
We maintain two files for every schema, site_schema.pgsql and
On 15 July 2010 13:29, Bob McConnell r...@cbord.com wrote:
From: Pete Ford
On 15/07/10 09:14, Ashley Sheridan wrote:
ALTER TABLE is the way to go. If in doubt, look at the SQL phpMyAdmin
produces when you make the changes in there.
Yeah, scripting ALTER TABLE commands ... :)
We maintain
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