lindseykuper) wrote, lindseykuper
ALTER TABLE `foo` CHANGE `bar` `baz` TINYINT(1) DEFAULT '0' NOT NULL;
UPDATE TABLE `foo` SET `bar` = '0' WHERE `bar` != '2';
You only need the TABLE keyword with ALTER or DROP, because those statements could apply to either a table or a database. So that means that "UPDATE TABLE" is hypercorrection.
I'm smrt.
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