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  3. April 2012

Re: drop default not null problem

David,

Deep down in the SQL0190 message it explains that you can only specify DROP
DEFAULT if a default value has been defined for the existing column, so I
would think this is working as designed...

In the QADBIFLD table there is a field called DBIDFT. If you don't specify
the default value this field has ''. f you specify '' it has ' ' (go
figure...)

HTH,

Luis Rodriguez
IBM Certified Systems Expert — eServer i5 iSeries

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