Inserting Fields into Database Tables

July 21, 2020 Liquid Web

When working on a database, you might find that more data should be added for each record but does not fit into any current field. Adding a new column into an existing database can help with that problem and is easy and straightforward to do with PhpMyAdmin. Note: This guide assumes that you have already logged in to PhpMyAdmin.

In this video, we demonstrate to you how to do insert fields into a database table using PhpMyAdmin.

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Commands used:
There are no specific command used here as we are operating in the PhpMyAdmin GUI.

Video by: Alex Gorzen

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