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The way you ask this question, I wonder whether we are using the same
definition of 'database' or 'schema'.
The only situation similar to yours that I can envision makes me believe you say "database" when you mean "table". I have noted that many programmers with VB experience and especially those with MS-Access experience will use this definition. The following assumes you mean "table" ...
If you are trying to get a default value into a column you may want to consider using the column's 'default' capability. If you are need to change that default value once a year, make it part of your annual procedure to alter the table/column default setting. That would totally eliminate programming effort.
HTH
/Hans
Received on Wed Apr 02 2003 - 11:02:37 CST
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