How a table structure is modified in SQL?
- How do you modify the structure of a table?
- What is the modification of table?
- In which view the table structure can be modified?
- How can I tell if a SQL table is modified?
How do you modify the structure of a table?
Use MODIFY STRUCTURE to change the structure of the current table by adding or deleting fields, or changing a field name, width, or data type. Issuing the MODIFY STRUCTURE command opens the Table designer, an interactive environment in which you can create or modify the structure of a table.
What is the modification of table?
Elements in a table can be inserted, changed, and deleted. These functions are all performed by the WRITE/TABLE or COPY commands (See Table 5.4). The element to be modified must be defined by giving its column and row location. An element is deleted if the value is set to NULL.
In which view the table structure can be modified?
The properties of a table can be modified in the table view properties.
How can I tell if a SQL table is modified?
The query: SELECT name AS TableName, create_date AS CreatedDate, modify_date as ModifyDate FROM sys. tables order by ModifyDate; ...will tell me the last time a table was created and modified (from a DDL perspective).
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