> In your sequence below - where does the column (e.g. col 8 of 25) get
> changed?
Ooops.
Step 0.1: pg_dump -s -t bad_table > bad_table.sql
Step 0.2: Edit bad_table.sql to the table definition you want.
Step 0.3: Use the file bad_table.sql as your CREATE TABLE statement in
step 3.
> Would I list the good column names to insert into bad_table in point
> 4., then insert my new column - or is there a way to "select *
> except one" (I guess that's pretty lax SQL)?
Hmmm ... I thought that you wanted to change an existing column from
DATE to VARCHAR.
> > 1. CREATE TABLE temp1 AS
> > SELECT * FROM bad_table;
> > 2. DROP TABLE bad_table;
> > 3. CREATE TABLE bad_table;
> > 4. INSERT INTO bad_table SELECT * FROM temp1;
> > 5. DROP TABLE temp1
-Josh
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