Quote Originally Posted by k4satin View Post
The line that crazy_chris wrote, "ALTER..." is the SQL query itself. The menu that you found is an alternative to writing your own SQL queries for us SQL-illiterate folks. When you fill out the form and save your new field, phpMyAdmin creates the query for you, and it'll look like what crazy_chris wrote. You have to do it separately for each field. If you want to write in SQL query form instead, click on 'SQL' from the menu along the top. I think that if you're writing an SQL query you can include as many fields as you want at the same time.
Okay,
I went to SQL and I see this:

Run SQL query/queries on database phones:

In the blank where I can put what I want it says: SELECT * FROM `products` WHERE 1

Do I just erase that an paste: ALTER TABLE `zencart_products` ADD `product_condition` INT NOT NULL , ADD `products_warranty` VARCHAR( 32 ) NOT NULL;


And press on GO?