Need a good insert statement

Hi, I need some help. I've spent nearly a w of work and lunch time trying
to crack this nut, and I guess I am finally stuck.
I have a table with financial data like invoices. The tables are huge.
Hundreds of millions of rows per year.
I want to store some additional information related to gambling in one of
these tables.
I want to put this new data way off in the corner of the table temporarily
until I am able to come back to work.
For reasons that are private, I do not want to create a new table.
So if I could stick this information out starting at say row 104,000 and
column 333,000 that would be great. No one's going to look there. And if
they do it will look like some kind of mistake. I can't figure out how to
get the data there.
Any good Ideas would naturally be of great help. Also, since I am in sort of
a hurry (tax day is april 15) I would really appreciate it if I could just
get some of those "only the quality answers." I know a lot of people like to
yik yak, but I just need da facts. Thanks a lot!Hi
I'm not sure I understand you. Do you want to add additional column? If you
do , use ALTER TABLE TableName ADD Column.....
If you want to do paging I'd recomend you vist Aaron's web site
www.aspfaq.com .
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> Hi, I need some help. I've spent nearly a w of work and lunch time
trying
> to crack this nut, and I guess I am finally stuck.
> I have a table with financial data like invoices. The tables are huge.
> Hundreds of millions of rows per year.
> I want to store some additional information related to gambling in one of
> these tables.
> I want to put this new data way off in the corner of the table temporarily
> until I am able to come back to work.
> For reasons that are private, I do not want to create a new table.
> So if I could stick this information out starting at say row 104,000 and
> column 333,000 that would be great. No one's going to look there. And if
> they do it will look like some kind of mistake. I can't figure out how to
> get the data there.
> Any good Ideas would naturally be of great help. Also, since I am in sort
of
> a hurry (tax day is april 15) I would really appreciate it if I could just
> get some of those "only the quality answers." I know a lot of people like
to
> yik yak, but I just need da facts. Thanks a lot!
>