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Welcome to our SQL tutorial for beginners! In this video, we explore the Default Constraint in SQL, a powerful feature that allows you to specify a default value for a column when no explicit value is provided during an INSERT operation. Understanding how to use the Default Constraint is essential for database administrators and developers to ensure consistency and simplify data entry processes.

In this tutorial, you'll learn:
What the Default Constraint in SQL is and why it is used to automatically assign a predefined value to a column.
The syntax for defining Default Constraint during table creation and modification using CREATE TABLE and ALTER TABLE statements.
Practical examples demonstrating the implementation of Default Constraint to streamline data entry and ensure data integrity.
How to manage and modify Default Constraint settings over the lifecycle of a database.
Tips and best practices for designing database schemas with effective use of Default Constraint to improve data management efficiency.

By the end of this video, you'll have a comprehensive understanding of how to effectively utilize the Default Constraint in SQL to enhance data handling and maintain consistency in your databases.

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