Hi Ocke, > I'm back :-)
That's great news, at least me ;-) Hope you had a good vacation. > First of all I have to clarify that default values which you enter > in the table design window are never propagated to the driver. > These default values are only UI values which will be shown when > you open the table to add data. > What may me confuse is the fact that your alter command is called. > Normally I would argue that some props of the column type has > changed. May be the problem is databasemetadata::getColumns for > that table (type nfo of the column), but that is only a guess. What could be the problem with properties of the column type exactly? If it is because of a difference between the result of getTypeInfo() and getColumns() this is likely a fault in our JDBC driver, which explains why the problem does not appear with MySQL and the SDBC-JDBC bridge, but as far as I could see the problem is independent of the column type. I'll check that and the results of the both methods. Best regards, Micha
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