I've got a table with two columns.
+-------------+---------------+
| User | Active |
+-------------+---------------+
| Geoff | 1 |
| Bob | 1 |
+-------------+---------------+
The Active column is a tinyint
with a default value of 0. However sometimes the default value gets set to 1, so that all future users are automatically set as active.
I can set the default value using this query:
ALTER TABLE `Users` MODIFY COLUMN `Active` tinyint(1) NOT NULL DEFAULT '1';
I now need to write a query to detect what the default value of the column is.
Is this possible?
I would like the query to only show the default value, since I am going to use it in some code.
SHOW COLUMNS FROM dbname.tablename;
Output
Field Type Null Key Default Extra
col1 int(10) NO PRI auto_increment
col2 smallint(10) YES 0
Here, in the default column show if any default value is set or not