I have a table with a column \'hotel\'. The project is created in Laravel 5.4, so I used Migrations.
$table->string(\'hotel\', 50);
Thi
Change column's datatype from string to text and do not give length.
$table->text('hotel')->change();
change the type of column fromstring
to text
.
Then run a migrate refresh using php artisan migrate:refesh
On your local development, try changing the column type to:
$table->longText('columnName')
from your migration file. That solved it for me. But if you have gone live, then create a new migration just as Alexey has suggested and then use longText()
column type.
I was storing pictures as base64 on a text colum so I got a SQL error:
SQLSTATE[22001]: String data, right truncated: 1406 Data too long for column 'picture' at row 1
I did my migration as
$table->text('picture')
then I changed de column picture as:
$table->mediumText('picture')
I realiced that text column allows to store only 64 KB
TEXT: 65,535 characters - 64 KB MEDIUMTEXT: 16,777,215 - 16 MB LONGTEXT: 4,294,967,295 characters - 4 GB
For more info visit: understanding-strorage-sizes-for-mysql-text-data-types
You need to create a new migration, register it with composer du
command and run php artisan migrate
command to change type of the column:
Schema::table('the_table_name', function (Blueprint $table) {
$table->string('hotel', 255)->change();
});
Change column's datatype from string to text and do not give length.