When you feed easymod a sql that is supposed to alter an existing table by adding a column 'after' an existing column, easymod sometimes chokes and won't process that sql. For example, easymod chokes on the following command (the first command in one of my mods) even though I can run that command fine using a mysql GUI (phpmyadmin or in my case, navicat):
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ALTER TABLE phpbb_groups
ADD group_notify TINYINT(1) UNSIGNED DEFAULT '0' NOT NULL
AFTER group_single_user;
No big deal...I can always stop specifying which column a new column should be added after. But is there any reason it's set up that way? Perhaps dbs other than mysql don't allow you to specify where the column should be added?