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Lab Session 4

The document discusses using DDL commands like alter and drop to modify tables by adding and removing columns, including adding a college name column to a student table and adding a salary column to an emp table.

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Lab Session 4

The document discusses using DDL commands like alter and drop to modify tables by adding and removing columns, including adding a college name column to a student table and adding a salary column to an emp table.

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Lab Session – 04

OBJECT- To use DDL (alter and drop) command-

1. To alter student table and add a new column college_name.


2. To alter student table and drop a column branch.
3. To alter emp table and add a new column salary.
4. To alter emp table and drop a column age.

Syntax-
mysql> alter table table_name ADD column_name datatype(size);
mysql> alter table table_name drop column_name datatype(size);

Query-
1. To alter student table and add a new column college_name.
mysql> alter table student ADD college_name varchar(20);

2. To alter student table and drop a column branch.


mysql> alter table student drop column branch;

3. To alter emp table and add new column salary.


mysql> alter table emp ADD salary int;

4. To alter emp table and drop a column age.


mysql> alter table emp drop column age;

Output-
Output in fig 4.1

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