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table.DropDefaultConstraint not working on SQL Server #5

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seizethedave opened this issue Sep 14, 2012 · 0 comments

seizethedave commented Sep 14, 2012

Doesn't seem to be a part of T-SQL's dialect. (SQL Server 2005.) (And otherwise, it's passing the constraint's name where the column name should go.)

Code:

var recipients = db.AlterTable("NotificationRecipients");
recipients.DropDefaultConstraint("NotificationTypeDefault");

Shell output:

D:\dev\Migrations\bin\Debug>NMigrations.Shell /assembly Migrations.dll /cs "Data Source=.\SQLEXPRESS; Integrated Security=True; Initial Catalog=asdf1234"
NMigrations v1.0.0.5, (c) 2010 Sebastian Klose

20120914150658 UP...
ALTER TABLE [NotificationRecipients] ALTER COLUMN [NotificationTypeDefault] DROP DEFAULT;
Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'DEFAULT'.

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