Can this be done in bulk too? So that all columns in the table can be set to switch off the ‘NOT NULL’ flag?
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You should be able to use an ALTER TABLE xxx ALTER COLUMN statement to redefine the column.
If this is a one-time thing you need to run, you could use a trick by writing a query that queries the column names for the table from the system/dba table and generates your alter statements. You copy the results of the query (your 15 or however many alter statements) into your script and just run that. I don’t have much mssql experience nor an environment to test on right now but something along the lines of:
where you will need to manipulate the data_type part to add/remove the NULL constraint text