>>Hi,
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>>What would be a syntax in SQL Server equivalent to APPEND BLANK in VFP? That is, if I want to insert a row with all empty (or default) values. TIA.
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>insert into dbo.MyTable (field1, field2)
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>values (DEFAULT, DEFAULT)
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>Or omit the fields from the list - the default values will be inserted.
In other words, there is not way to skip the "(field1, field2)"; at least one field has to be there. Right?
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