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In SQL Server, I have a field which is a bit. I need to default it to 0 on insert of a new record. I thought there was a way for SQL Server to automatically create a constraint without writing code. I thought there was a way to right click on the field and go to properties. I tried but do not see how to default a field.
SQL Server Management Studio: Select the table from the tree, context menu, design table, select the field, in the properties grid at the bottom type a zero (0) in the Default row, save.