When doing the update of a dataset with added rows, passing null values
to columns that contain DEFAULT value defined in the DataBase, I don't
get the default value back with the updated DataSet. In fact, it inserts
null values in the database. I tried to modify the schema of the table
to change this behaviour, but it seems to not work.

thanks,



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To use the database-defined default, you have to supply NO value to the
UPDATE for this column--not NULL.

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"JMM B" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> When doing the update of a dataset with added rows, passing null values
> to columns that contain DEFAULT value defined in the DataBase, I don't
> get the default value back with the updated DataSet. In fact, it inserts
> null values in the database. I tried to modify the schema of the table
> to change this behaviour, but it seems to not work.
>
> thanks,
>
>
>
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Ok, but how can I send NO values to the UPDATE. In the xml schema of the
Dataset, there is a property called "NullValue" with three possible
values: null, empty, throw. I set it to "empty" but still inserts null
values in the database.
I didn't manage to make it work.
thanks,


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First, table-defined default values are applied when a data row is INSERTED,
not UPDATED--and then only when the INSERT statement does not supply the
explicit value.

When using a stored procedure that executes an UPDATE, the procedure can
define any number of parameters that can have default values. When executing
the stored procedure with ADO and want the parameter to be set to this
default value, you simply build a Parameters collection that does not
include the Parameter.

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> Ok, but how can I send NO values to the UPDATE. In the xml schema of the
> Dataset, there is a property called "NullValue" with three possible
> values: null, empty, throw. I set it to "empty" but still inserts null
> values in the database.
> I didn't manage to make it work.
> thanks,
>
>
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