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I'm trying to add a boolean column into an existing table
alter table chatuser add activerecord bool; alter table chatuser add activerecord boolean; where activerecord is my boolean column
Neither of these queries are working. How can I add a boolean column to an existing table?
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ALTER TABLE table_name ALTER COLUMN col_name SET NOT NULL; Or you can put them all together in a single statement: ALTER TABLE table_name ADD COLUMN “col_name” BOOLEAN DEFAULT FALSE; This way it might take longer if the operation is huge.
Since MySQL always use TINYINT as Boolean, we can also insert any integer values into the Boolean column. Execute the following statement: Mysql> INSERT INTO student(name, pass) VALUES('Miller',2);
You can insert a boolean value using the INSERT statement: INSERT INTO testbool (sometext, is_checked) VALUES ('a', TRUE); INSERT INTO testbool (sometext, is_checked) VALUES ('b', FALSE); When you select a boolean value, it is displayed as either 't' or 'f'.
In Object Explorer, right-click the table to which you want to add columns and choose Design. Select the first blank cell in the Column Name column. Type the column name in the cell. The column name is a required value.
You have to define what you add - a column:
alter table chatuser add column activerecord bool; Lack COLUMN keyword
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