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Overview
| Comment: | Revisions to the arbitrary table schema change text in ALTER TABLE. |
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| User & Date: | drh 2014-05-25 22:00:25 |
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2014-05-25
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| 22:11 | Make sure fileformat.html stays in sync with fileformat2.html. (check-in: df6145bd4e user: drh tags: trunk) | |
| 22:00 | Revisions to the arbitrary table schema change text in ALTER TABLE. (check-in: b730943d19 user: drh tags: trunk) | |
| 21:54 | Add instructions for how to do arbitrary schema changes to the ALTER TABLE documentation. (check-in: 227fb14d50 user: drh tags: trunk) | |
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Run an [INSERT | INSERT INTO X SELECT ... FROM old_X] command to transfer content from the old version of X into the new X. <li><p> Drop the old X table using [DROP TABLE | DROP TABLE old_X]. <li><p> Recreate all the indexes, triggers, and views that were dropped in step 1 above and that remain relevant after the table alteration using approprate [CREATE INDEX], [CREATE TRIGGER], and [CREATE VIEW] commands. </ol> <p>If some future version of SQLite adds new ALTER TABLE capabilities, it will probably do so using the steps outlined above. <tcl> # One of the reasons that # SQLite does not currently support more ALTER TABLE capabilities is that |
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Run an [INSERT | INSERT INTO X SELECT ... FROM old_X] command to transfer content from the old version of X into the new X. <li><p> Drop the old X table using [DROP TABLE | DROP TABLE old_X]. <li><p> Issue [CREATE INDEX], [CREATE TRIGGER], and [CREATE VIEW] to recreate the indexes, triggers, and views that were dropped in step 1 above with changes appropriate for the altered table definition. </ol> <p>If desired, all of the steps above can be carried out inside of a [BEGIN | transaction] so that the schema change is atomic. <p>If some future version of SQLite adds new ALTER TABLE capabilities, it will probably do so using the steps outlined above. <tcl> # One of the reasons that # SQLite does not currently support more ALTER TABLE capabilities is that |