Hi Tom,
> You can use ALTER TABLE SET DEFAULT to add the default after you add
> the column.
Works.
> Hmm ... I wonder why ADD COLUMN doesn't just call the SET DEFAULT
> routine to handle adding the default ...
I'm wondering too. But all programs do only those things they were told
to do - mostly, not always ;-)
Hi Stephan,
> And, what do you mean by updates doing strange things?
Follow-up-errors caused by updating an uninitialized array. Now it is
clear why it couldn't work.
Thanx and regards
R. Lüttecke (IT)
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