In Snowflake, we remove the default values to the Column using the “ALTER TABLE” command. This blog illustrates removing the default values through an example.
For removing the default value to the column in the Snowflake, we use the following command:
ALTER TABLE <table_name> ALTER <column_name> DROP DEFAULT
Example:
alter table products
alter id1
drop default1;
The “ALTER TABLE” command enables us to remove the default values to a particular column. I hope this blog is sufficient for removing the default values.
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