Peter thanks.
I forgot that null insert is not converted to the default.
Yechiel Adar
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Hello Andrey
The correct answer depends on what you want !
if you can
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Thanks a lot to all who replied !
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Hello Andrey
The correct answer depends on what you want !
if you can live with null
Hello Andrey
KISS - Why write code to do what oracle does for you?
Yechiel Adar
Mehish
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I need a very simple thing : each time a certain field is null
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I need a very simple
Hello Andrey
KISS - Why write code to do what oracle does for you?
Yechiel Adar
Mehish
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Dear list !
I need a very simple thing : each time a certain field is null
Hello Andrey
The correct answer depends on what you want !
if you can live with null values in the column then
a default for the column is OK, but if you want to
handle a insert with a null then you need a trigger.
Se the little example :
SQL create table t (a number, b number default 10);
