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How to set default value for all tables column in SQL Server?

Anonymous User 2497 04 May 2013
Hi!
How to set default value for all tables column in SQL Server?
If it is string it will empty and if it is int in already created table.
Thanks in advance!
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Updated 04 May 2013
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AVADHESH PATEL
AVADHESH PATEL 04 May 2013
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Hi Jayprakash!

Add DEFAULT constraint

Here is the way to do it:

CREATE TABLE Persons
(
id int NOT NULL,
LName varchar(25) NOT NULL,
FName varchar(25),
Addr varchar(255),
City varchar(255) DEFAULT 'Hawaii'
)

I hope it solve your problem!

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