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You can add a new field to a table with the Table Designer or with the language.
To add a field to a table
- In the Table Designer, choose Insert. 
- In the Name column, type the name of the new field. 
- In the Type column, select a data type for the field. 
- In the Width column, set or enter a width for the field. 
- If the field has a type of Numeric or Float, set the number of decimal places in the Decimal column. 
- If you want the table to accept null values, select the NULL column. 
- Choose OK. 
- Choose Yes to make the table structure changes. - -or- 
- Use the ADD COLUMN clause of the ALTER TABLE command.
For example, the following command adds a field called fax to the customer table and allows the field to have null values:
ALTER TABLE customer ADD COLUMN fax c(20) NULL
See Also
Modifying the Table Structure | Deleting Fields | Working with Tables | Renaming Fields | Setting or Changing Field-Level or Table Rules