>> Also, I see that alter table add constraint does not work for defaults.
>>
>> Is this something that is going to be added?
>
> That I do hope will be added since the only way to replicate the
> functionality is to drop, readd and repopulate a table.
>
> Greg
I am not sure specifically what you are looking for but you can add a
default value to a column in an ALTER TABLE statement:
ALTER TABLE two ALTER COLUMN col_b SET DEFAULT 1;
Beyond that you can use another ALTER statement to add a Foreign Key
constraint to the column:
ALTER TABLE two ADD CONSTRAINT two_fk foreign key(col_b) REFERENCES
tbl_one(col_a) match full;
The biggest thing that I have noticed is many things require you to use
separate ALTER statements in order for them to work.
I hope this helps.
jeff
Jeff Daugherty
Database Systems Engineer
Great Bridge, LLC
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