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9.7

syntax for adding default value to column

Zone: MS SQL Server

Tags: default, sql, column, value

Can someone give me the syntax to add a default value to a column?

Somehow it doesn't want this

ALTER TABLE BOM ALTER COLUMN MFD DEFAULT 0 )

table is BOM, column is MFD (bit field) and the default value must get is 0

I have to loop through a hundred tables time 3 databases so I realy need the SQL to do this. Can't do it manually.

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Zone: Microsoft

Question Asked By: Poppekop

Solution Provided By: Nightman

Participating Experts: 5

Solution Grade: A

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