Re: how do i create columns for a table in workbench

[Mike Lischke]

Hi,

the usual approach in MySQL Workbench to add columns is to use the placeholder row in the columns editor. This always exists and you can simply start typing e.g. the new column name, choose a datatype, set flags etc. As soon as you started editing there a new placeholder is created which you can use for your next column.

Drag the rows in the column editor tree if you want to reorder the columns.

Mike

Mike Lischke, MySQL Developer Tools
Oracle Corporation

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