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Nullable Column Checker

Nullable Column Checker allows you to refactor your database schema by enforcing NOT NULL constraints to all necessary table columns. It suggests candidates for NOT NULL columns among columns of the selected table and generates SQL script to replace all NULL values of selected columns with specified default values and to add the NOT NULL constraint to these columns. To invoke the wizard, follow the corresponding link of the Generate SQL section of popup menu of the selected table at the Explorer tree.

       

 

To get SQL scripts enforcing NOT NULL constraints to columns of an existing table, select the necessary columns, specify the default values to be used instead of existing columns NULLs and select the action to perform after the generation. The created scripts can be copied to Clipboard, saved to a file, sent to SQL Script Editor or executed immediately.

 



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