CyberAP Well-known member Nov 10, 2017 #1 As the title says. Can't find where you declare whether the column should be unsigned or signed. If it's not possible to do with schemaManager what's the best to do it then?
As the title says. Can't find where you declare whether the column should be unsigned or signed. If it's not possible to do with schemaManager what's the best to do it then?
DragonByte Tech Well-known member Nov 10, 2017 #2 It's unsigned by default. If you need to create a signed column, do $table->addColumn('numlatest', 'int')->unsigned(false)->setDefault(-1); Fillip
It's unsigned by default. If you need to create a signed column, do $table->addColumn('numlatest', 'int')->unsigned(false)->setDefault(-1); Fillip
CyberAP Well-known member Nov 10, 2017 #3 DragonByte Tech said: It's unsigned by default. If you need to create a signed column, do $table->addColumn('numlatest', 'int')->unsigned(false)->setDefault(-1); Fillip Click to expand... Thanks!
DragonByte Tech said: It's unsigned by default. If you need to create a signed column, do $table->addColumn('numlatest', 'int')->unsigned(false)->setDefault(-1); Fillip Click to expand... Thanks!