In SQL Server we have a procedure called "" for adding comments to tables and columns. Following is the sample script:-- Adding a comment to a column Col1 for the table LangTest EXEC sys.sp_addextendedproperty @name=N'MS_Description', @value=N'hello col1' ,@level0type=N'SCHEMA', @...
Description: When I can add the comment to index, Workbench give me error: ERROR 1064: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'ADD INDEX `CreatedBy` (`CreatedBy` ASC)' at line 3 SQL State...
COMMENT ON COLUMN statement adds a comment for a column in the table. Quick Example: -- Define a table CREATE TABLE location (city VARCHAR(90)); -- Add a comment for city column COMMENT ON COLUMN location.city IS 'This is the city name
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[-UninstallWorkingDirectory <String>] [-UserInteractionMode <UserInteractionMode>] [-AddRequirement <Rule[]>] [-RemoveLanguage <String[]>] [-RemoveRequirement <Rule[]>] [-AddLanguage <String[]>] [-Comment <String>] [-Force] [-DisableWildcardHandling] [-ForceWildcardHandling] [-WhatIf] [...
table.column("test", SQLDataType.VARCHAR(20).nullable(false)) Here is the code I am using to add column, but how to add comment to the column. Thanks!UCSBGauchos added the T: Support request label Aug 7, 2019 Author UCSBGauchos commented Aug 7, 2019 I try ctx.commentOnColumn(...
A comment creation command is added to the output SQL Possible solution Function addition Environment HeidiSQL version:Version 11.0.0.5919 (64 Bit) Database system and version:postgreSQL 12.3 Operating system:Windows 10 pro 64bit . version 1903 build 18362.418 ...
I would like to have a comment for each column, I know this is possible in oracle we can have comment for each column. can I have the same in SQL Server, can you provide me a simple example. I created a table as in attached screen, and tried using the extended properties, to do ...
The ODBC connection string has the form "ODBC;<connection string>".A QueryTable object from which the query information is initially copied, including the connection string and the SQL text, but not including the Destination range. Specifying a QueryTable object causes the Sql argument to be ...
Go to theAttributesTab and Enter the Username, Date and Comment Text as shown below. Create a Region Below Appointments Region, and name itFeedbacks. Change the Type toComments(under Theme Components). In the Source Section set Type as SQL Querty and in the SQL Query editor...