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ALTER TABLE my_table ADD (new_col DATE); UPDATE my_table SET new_col=TO_DATE(old_col,'MM/DD/YYYY'); ALTER TABLE my_table DROP (old_col); ALTER TABLE my_table RENAME COLUMN new_col TO old_col;
This tutorial shows you how to use the Oracle ALTER TABLE MODIFY column statement to change the definition of existing columns in a table.
This Oracle tutorial explains how to use the Oracle ALTER TABLE statement to add a column, modify a column, drop a column, rename a column or rename a table (with syntax, examples and practice exercises).
12 Νοε 2018 · Similarly, the alter table modify column helps to change column datatype to another datatype. Apart from that, it also helps to set default values, add NULL checks to an existing column. In this Oracle Tutorial, we will go through each possibility as well as it’s syntax. So, let us get into it.
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For object tables or relational tables with object columns, use ALTER TABLE to convert the table to the latest definition of its referenced type after the type has been altered.
We use ALTER TABLE MODIFY column command to change columns in existing tables. Like increasing or decreasing the width of a column, change the datatype of a column(conditions apply, we will discuss these later on), adding a constraint to a column (conditional), encrypting or decrypting a column etc.
