postgresqlHow do I create a table in PostgreSQL?
Creating a table in PostgreSQL is done with the CREATE TABLE
statement. Here is an example of creating a table called customers
:
CREATE TABLE customers (
customer_id serial PRIMARY KEY,
customer_name varchar(50) NOT NULL,
customer_email varchar(255) NOT NULL
);
This statement will create a table with three columns:
customer_id
: This column is a serial type and is set as the primary key.customer_name
: This column is a varchar type with a maximum of 50 characters and is set to not allow null values.customer_email
: This column is a varchar type with a maximum of 255 characters and is set to not allow null values.
Once the statement is executed, the table will be created and you can begin adding data to it.
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