Create table - date variable, set DEFAULT

I have searched for an answer to this in the knowledgebase, cannot find an answer.

I am running SQL server 2000 on a server running Windows 2000 server.

My question:

I want to set a default date in a Create Table statement.

The default date must be Jan 1, 1990

Below is my code.  Look at the field called Entrydate.  SQL does not seem to like the code I wrote.  

What is the correct way to assign a default date in a Create Table statement?


CREATE TABLE tblSecurity
  (
    Symbol               varchar(7)  PRIMARY KEY NONCLUSTERED      NOT NULL      DEFAULT 'UNK'      ,
    SymbolName            varchar(50) NOT NULL                              DEFAULT '**UNKNOWN**'      ,
    SymbolDesc        text                                             ,
       -- [Does this work?  Can I enter data?]
    SectorID      bigint      DEFAULT 1  
       FOREIGN KEY REFERENCES tblSector(SectorID)      ,
       -- 1 = Undefined
    IndustryID      bigint      DEFAULT 210
       FOREIGN KEY REFERENCES tblIndustry(IndustryID)      ,
       -- 210 = Undefined
    MarketID      varchar(4)      DEFAULT      'Unk'            
       FOREIGN KEY REFERENCES tblMarket(MarketID)      ,
    GroupID      varchar(4)      DEFAULT 'Unk'
       FOREIGN KEY REFERENCES tblGroupID(GroupID)      ,

    TypeID      varchar(3)      DEFAULT 'UNK'            
       FOREIGN KEY REFERENCES tblTypeID(TypeID)            ,

    EntryDate      smalldatetime      NOT NULL  DEFAULT ‘1/1/1990’      ,
    DateAdded   smalldatetime      NOT NULL DEFAULT  GETDATE()      ,
    HasOptions  smallint      NOT NULL DEFAULT 0            ,
      -- (get data from Telehart)      
    NoCalcFlag     smallint                                 ,            
           -- (this will be used at sometime, just not now)
    UseVolume       tinyint          NOT NULL  DEFAULT 1      ,
          -- [1 = yes, 0 = no]
    ActionFlag      tinyint            NOT NULL DEFAULT 1

  )