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ADD FIELD SET A DEFAULT VALUE SQL

Asked by reforest in Microsoft Access Database, Delphi Programming, Delphi Database

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Hi Geniuses, Gurus, Experts, et al.,
I want to make sure I understand. There was a question answered before about setting default values when creating a table. It was closed and the expert said there was a M$ bug. Are you saying there is no way to create a column that contains a default value when programming in Delphi and working with an Access 2000 database? I tried the following and it didn't work:

with MyQuery do
begin
    Close;
    SQL.Clear;
    SQL.Add('ALTER TABLE ' + TableName + ' ');
    SQL.Add('ADD COLUMN Deleted CHAR(1) DEFAULT ''N''');
    ExecSQL;
  end;

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