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Pete Hall <pbhall@execpc.com>
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03/26/00 09:14 AM
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Subject: Re: Help on SQL Server 7 to AS/400 conversion on V4R4
At 22:04 03/25/2000 , Kirk Goins wrote:
> ALTER TABLE COPYLMS.ACTIVITYTYPE
> ADD CONSTRAINT DF_ACTIVITYTYPE_OVERRIDECREDITCOMPANY_ID
> WITH DEFAULT '0' FOR OVERRIDECREDITCOMPANY_ID,
>
> ADD CONSTRAINT DF_ACTIVITYTYPE_OVERRIDECREDITLOCATION_ID
> WITH DEFAULT '666' FOR OVERRIDECREDITLOCATION_ID,
>
> ADD CONSTRAINT PK__ACTIVITYTYPE__69C6B1F5 PRIMARY KEY
> (
> ACTIVITYTYPE_ID
> ) WITH FILLFACTOR = 90
>;
>
>The AS/400 is complaining about the WITH DEFAULT with error msg
>
>SQL0199 30 1486 Position 2 Keyword WITH not expected. Valid tokens:
> CHECK UNIQUE FOREIGN PRIMARY.
>
>According to the book I have...
>"DEFAULT is a constraint that determines which value is inserted into the
>column if no value is specified for the column on an insert"
>
>How do I do this on the AS/400??
>If these are numeric columns (probably integer), try removing the
>apostrophes around the literal values. Their use indicates that the
target
>column is alpha. You could also use one of the cast functions, but I
>wouldn't think that would be necessary. This is just a guess but the WITH
>DEFAULT clause is valid on the AS/400. What version of OS400 are you
running?
I'm running V4R4. I can find "WITH DEFAULT" being valid on CREATE TABLE
but not on ALTER TABLE. IF I'm reading the SQL manual correctly "WITH
DEFAULT" is used to place a default value at table create time. In SQL
SERVER 7, "DEFAULT" is in this case being used with an ALTER TABLE to set
a value that will be inserted into a column if no value is specified on an
"INSERT" token. DO I need a TRIGGER PGM to do this on the 400??
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Kirk Goins
IBM Certified AS/400 Technical Solutions
Pacific Information Systems - An IBM Premier Business Partner
503-290-2104
kirkg@pacinfosys.com
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