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In Microsoft SQL database, I have a table where every column have default values (either fixed values or stuff like identity or getdate()).
I am trying to write an SQL statement which will insert a new row in which every cell will have a default value.
Neither
insert into MySchema.MyTable
nor
insert into MySchema.MyTable () values ()
are valid syntax.
So is it possible to insert a new row without specifying any value?
insert into foo DEFAULT VALUES