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I am creating my first (!) database, and I have run into an issue that I cannot seem to locate the answer for.
I have put an “added on” field in a table (among other things ofc), and since I’m the one adding it, I want to put the same date in the entire column. The idea is that if there is a new item added at a later date, it will have that date, but the data initially populated should all have the same date.
How? Please don’t tell me one row at a time….
Another possibility in addition to @Nicola’s answer is to use the DEFAULT argument in add column.