CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW mymatview AS SELECT * FROM student We will use our existing table in the following query. CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW mymatview AS SELECT * FROM mytab The query is run every time, views are referenced in a query. The view is not materialized physically in the query. In PostgreSQL, materialized views uses the rule system just like views do, but continue the results in a table-like form. Read PostgreSQL Loop Examples Postgresql add primary key to materialized view If that type of primary key is dropped, the primary key will switch to a unique index. Postgresql add primary key to existing table Let’s check the output for the above queries. Now the below statement will add the fax and email columns to the student table. The below statement will use the ALTER TABLE and ADD COLUMN statements to add the marks column to the student table. The following CREATE TABLE statement creates a new table named student with two columns which is id and student_name. ALTER TABLE table_nameĪDD COLUMN column_name1 data_type constraint,ĪDD COLUMN column_name2 data_type constraint,ĪDD COLUMN column_namen data_type constraint To add multiple columns to an existing table, we will use multiple ADD COLUMN clauses in the ALTER TABLE statement as below. If we want to add a new column to the table, PostgreSQL will append it at the end of the table because it has no option to specify the position of the new column in the table. ALTER TABLE table_nameĪDD COLUMN new_column_name data_type constraint Then, we will specify the name of the new column as well as its data type and constraint after the ADD COLUMN keywords. In the below syntax, firstly we will specify the name of the table that we want to add a new column to after the ALTER TABLE keyword. In Postgresql, if we want to add a new column to an existing table, we will use the ALTER TABLE and ADD COLUMN statement as below. Let’s check the output for it.Ĭheck out, Postgresql while loop Postgresql add primary key multiple columns Now we will execute the queries which we have understood above followed by the execution. ALTER TABLE items ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS item_no INTEGER
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Let’s check the code for the above syntax by adding the column item_no again by IF NOT EXISTS clause. ALTER TABLE table_name ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS column_name INTEGER Let’s understand the syntax first then will execute the query. Now, we can try to add the column name again which is item_no. ALTER TABLE items ALTER COLUMN item_no SET NOT NULL Let’s check the query for the above syntax.
ALTER TABLE table_name ALTER COLUMN column_name SET NOT NULL Now we are going to alter the existing column name which is item_no. ALTER TABLE items ADD COLUMN customer_name VARCHAR NOT NULL Let’s check the query again by adding the column customer_name.
We will alter the table items by adding a new column name which is customer_name. Let’s understand it with the help of table items that we have already created in the previous topic.
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Now we will learn how to add the primary key if not exist in Postgresql. Read Postgresql Having Clause Postgresql add primary key if not exists
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