given
Column('status', String(1), default='A')
Column('num', String(10), nullable=False, server_default='000')
try
table.status.c.default.arg
for sqlalchemy managed arguments
or
table.num.c.server_default.arg
for database managed defaults ""
Remember to test that the ".default" property actually exists; it won;t be
there if the column has no default.
For the server_default to work you need to either specify it in your
sqlalchemy table definition or reflect the table from the database so
sqlalchemy picks it up.
You might also look at the inspector interface for schema in
http://www.sqlalchemy.org/docs/core/schema.html
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