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> Subject: Re: [GENERAL] Modify Column
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> I don't know if you can use ALTER TABLE to do t
Thanks - It's a fairly small table so I decided to create a new field and
update the table. My syntax was
UPDATE tablename SET new_column = old_column WHERE uid = uid;
However it says: Relation 'tablename' does not have attribute 'new_column'
If i do \d tablename, it shows the new column. Did I m
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Subject: [GENERAL] Modify Column
This seems like a simple enough thing, and I'm sure it's been answered,
but I couldn't f
On Friday 01 December 2000 10:23, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> This seems like a simple enough thing, and I'm sure it's been answered,
> but I couldn't find anything that helped in the archives. Basically, I
> have a column in my table that was, once upon a time, large enough, but
> now, I need to i
This seems like a simple enough thing, and I'm sure it's been answered,
but I couldn't find anything that helped in the archives. Basically, I
have a column in my table that was, once upon a time, large enough, but
now, I need to increase the site of the column. How can I do that?
Thanks,
Joe
