On Fri, 23 Feb 2001 15:50:23 -0500, "Joe and Nancy M"
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>>What is wrong with this syntax, it looks like what chapter 7.7 says.
>>
>>mysql> CREATE TABLE cur (FLD1 char(30), FLD2 numeric(6,2), FLD3 int(7));
>>
>>I get a parse error.
Joe,
I don't think "numeric" is a valid data type, numeric describes the various
numerical data types, but isn't actually a data type, like DECIMAL(m,d) or
FLOAT(m,d)
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