>Hi,
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>I have a table that some time ago was converted from the VFP database using VFP wizard. One of the fields (type char(1)) has the default set to dbo.dfit_eq_file_in_service (the name of the table is eq_file and the field name is "in_service"). I know I need to change this default to a literal. But where do I see the value of this ".dfit_eq_file_in_service"? TIA
Right click the table in the object explorer in SSMS and go to design mode. That will let you see and set the properties for any column. Can change the defaults there.
A quick way to see what defaults are set is to right click the table and pick script create to new query. You can then see easily all defaults, constraints etc.
Charles Hankey
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