Ja! Most RDBMS don't use default values for NOT NULL columns. Rather
they alarm if a statement renders such fields NULL.
I do agree with Michael. Mysql went a different way in this regard, in
that it assigns default values... It only warns if one tries to
explicitly enter "NULL" in NOT NULL colu
What is NOT NULL good for, if Mysql will insert a default value?
I thought Mysql should warn: "Column can't be NULL" if no value is
provided.
Thanks anyway
Babs
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Von: Martijn Tonies [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 14. April 2004 17:39
An: B. Fon
