>> Ian Hardingham wrote:
>>> I'm just getting around to this. Can I do:
>>>
>>> ALTER TABLE userTable ADD upperName = upper(name) TEXT
>>>
>>> Will this retroactively and for all future inserts work?
>>
>> This is not a valid syntax, so it won't work - neither retroactively,
in the present, no
On 23 Jun 2010, at 12:53pm, Igor Tandetnik wrote:
> Ian Hardingham wrote:
>> I'm just getting around to this. Can I do:
>>
>> ALTER TABLE userTable ADD upperName = upper(name) TEXT
>>
>> Will this retroactively and for all future inserts work?
>
> This is not a valid syntax, so it won't work
Ian Hardingham wrote:
> I'm just getting around to this. Can I do:
>
> ALTER TABLE userTable ADD upperName = upper(name) TEXT
>
> Will this retroactively and for all future inserts work?
This is not a valid syntax, so it won't work - neither retroactively, in the
present, nor in the future. I
Hey guys.
I'm just getting around to this. Can I do:
ALTER TABLE userTable ADD upperName = upper(name) TEXT
Will this retroactively and for all future inserts work?
Thanks,
Ian
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