> He wants to clear all *columns*, not rows. There is no real way to do this in a single SQL statement. Mark's suggestion of doing a single query to get the column names and then a second to do the update is a way to do it, if you wanted to do it all in SQL it's possible in SQL Server or MySQL by making use of a cursor and the information schema.
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