How to update a field in SQL after ALTERING a row?
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Answer Posted / Vivek Yadav
After altering a row in SQL, you can update the field using the UPDATE command. Here's an example:n`UPDATE TableName SET FieldName = 'NewValue' WHERE Condition;`
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