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ALTER DOMAIN

A DDL command to change the definition of a domain

ALTER DOMAIN is a DDL command to change the definition of a domain.

ALTER DOMAIN was added in PostgreSQL 7.4.

Change history

PostgreSQL 9.5
- ALTER DOMAIN ... OWNER TO { CURRENT_USER | SESSION_USER } syntax added (commit 31eae602)
PostgreSQL 9.2
- ALTER DOMAIN ... RENAME clause added (commit f90dd280)
- ALTER DOMAIN ... DROP CONSTRAINT ... IF EXISTS clause added (commit 104e7dac)
PostgreSQL 8.1
- ALTER DOMAIN .... SET SCHEMA ... syntax added (commit 35508d1c)
PostgreSQL 7.4
- added (initial commit 17194f41)

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PostgreSQL documentation: ALTER DOMAIN

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CREATE DOMAIN, DROP DOMAIN, domain