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Create column after a column in existing table using query in MySQL
You can create a column in an existing table after a particular column using MySQL. You can use an alter table statement in MySQL to create a column after a specific column.
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Create column after a specific column using Mysql query
//Syntax : ALTER TABLE table_name ADD [COLUMN] column_name column_definition AFTER existing_column;
// MySQL Query ALTER TABLE contacts ADD full_name varchar(40) NOT NULL AFTER id;
The Query is used to create a full_name column with varchar and NOT NULL definition after id column in the contacts table.
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