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Is there a way to add mysql columns on the fly when I try to insert a row?
For example, table contains columns A, B, C and I want to insert into the table a row that contains A, C, D, and F?
Is there a way to actually add the D and F columns instead of resulting in an error?
Thank you GlaciesofPacis and Adev
You made me think differently about the question that I asked, and it looks like your solution is a lot more elegant than what I was initially thinking about.
Instead of having a table with very few rows and over 100 columns, I will use the ID, Key, Value model.
Thank you!