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Here is a simple syntax for altering a single column type in PostgreSQL: ALTER TABLE tab_name ALTER COLUMN col_name [SET DATA] TYPE modified_data_type; - Specify the table name to be altered after the ALTER TABLE command. - Specify the column name to be altered after the ALTER COLUMN command.

INSERT INTO <table-name> (<column1>, <column2>,...) VALUES (<value1>, <value2>,...) RETURNING * or <column_name>; Use the INSERT INTO clause with the table-name where you want to insert the data. If you want to insert data to all columns of a table, then specifying the list of columns is optional.

Select the column for which you want to modify the data type. In the Column Properties tab, select the grid cell for the Data Type property and choose a new data type from the drop-down list. On the File menu, select Save table name.

Alter command in SQL is used to add, delete, or modify columns in an existing table. Alter in SQL is will help to make changes in the existing columns like add columns or delete columns.

The following is the syntax to change the data type of a column in MySQL: ALTER TABLE table_name. MODIFY column_name datatype;

As already mentioned above, the ALTER TABLE statement enables DBAs and developers to add, delete or modify columns in a table. Simply put ALTER TABLE changes the structure of a table ? it enables you to add, delete columns, add or remove indexes, rename columns or change their type.

Using Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio do the following: Open table Design. Change the primary key column type or any other change which is also possible with this way. Right click on the design area and select Generate Change Script. Accept Validation Warning. Preview changes or save them in file. Profit :)

If you want to modify more than one new field of the same SQL table in a single statement, then you have to use the following syntax: ALTER TABLE Table_Name MODIFY Column_Name_1 New_Definition_of_Existing_Column_1, MODIFY Column_Name_2 New_Definition_of_Existing_Column_2,