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No. The default is a valid value for this data type which is to be used when the value is not specified. Null is different, since it is not a valid value for use in things like calculations or comparisons. A default value would need to be a numeric value for a numeric field, or a valid date for a date field. The USE_DEFAULT_FOR_NULL flag would tell the SQL engine to substitute the default value whenever it encountered a null field. Clear? Joe > From: rob@xxxxxxxxx > > But isn't Null the default? > > <snip> > I think the ability to define at a global level "USE_DEFAULT_FOR_NULL" > would be a great concept. > <endsnip>
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