Option #1: Changing a MySQL Table Structure
Using the world_x database you installed in Module 1 and your MySQL Workbench, create a new table named “independence” with the following attributes (columns):
A field named “id” which has data type auto_increment,
A field named “country_name” which has data type varchar(50), and
A field named “independence_date” which has type “date.”
After you create the table, run the following SQL command:
INSERT INTO independence(country_name, independence_date) VALUE (“United States’,’1776-07-04′)
Submit a 1-page Microsoft Word document that shows the following:
The SQL command you used to create the “independence” table and a list of the rows in the “independence” table.
Explain the purpose of the field named “id.” Why do you not have to include it in an insert statements? How would change the incrementing value to a number greater than one?
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