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called SINVOICE_LINE. I need to put all columns of SINVOICE into SINVOICE_LINE. I have created the corresponding columns and was trying to copy the values. The primary key of SINVOICE is SINVOICE_CODE, while the primary key for SINVOICE_LINE is a composite key (SINVOICE_CODE, SINVOICE_LINE_NUMBER). I wrote the following query: INSERT INTO SINVOICE_LINE (sinvoice.ITINERARY_CODE) SELECT sinvoice_line.ITINERARY_CODE FROM SINVOICE INNER JOIN sinvoice_line ON sinvoice.sinvoice_code = sinvoice_line.sinvoice_code; I get this error: Cannot insert the value sqlserver error 515 NULL into column SINVOICE_CODE, table SINVOICE_LINE; column does not allow nulls. INSERT fails. I do not understand why I'm getting this error as I am not trying to insert any value in SINVOICE_CODE column. Thanks!!! sql sql-server insert sql-server-2008-r2 share|improve this question edited Mar 21 '12 at 12:44 marc_s 452k938641029 asked Mar 21 '12 at 10:28 user1264578 1815 "Hey guys I'm not inserting any value into SINVOICE_CODE and it says I can't insert empty values" Can you really not figure this one out on your own? –ta.speot.is Mar 21 '12 at 10:30 Please try formatting the TSQL in your question. It's really quite unreadable as it stands. –Barry Kaye Mar 21 '12 at 10:33 I'm not isnerting any value beacause I already have values in that column... –user1264578 Mar 21 '12 at 10:35 You're INSERTing a new row. You can't already have a value in that column, in the absence of a default constraint. –ta.speot.is Mar 21 '12 at 10:39 so how do I tell it that I want the corresponding values inserted into the right row (check each sinvoice.sinvoice_code and sinvoice_line.sinvoice_code and insert the corresponding value of itinerary_code where they're equal). I apologize I have worked only a few times with SQL SERVER thi
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to insert NULL value into column '%.*s', table '%.*s'; column does not allow nulls. Update fails.%S_EED Explanation When you create a table, you can explicitly define whether each column should allow null values. If you do not specify NULL or NOT NULL for a column when you create the table, the default value will be NOT NULL. If you use sp_dboption to set allow nulls by default to TRUE for the database, any new table that is created will have columns with the default value NULL. Error 515 occurs at run time when a column has a NOT NULL default and you try to insert a NULL value into that column (for example, if a user does not enter a value for that column). The error message includes: The name of the affected column. The name of the affected table. The extended error data array (EED), which includes the database name, owner, table name, and column name. This information does not display, but you will see it in the message definition if you select error 515 from sysmessages. The following example would cause a 515 error: 1> create table table1 (column1 varchar (5)) 2> go 1> declare @c varchar(5) 2> insert into table1 values (@c) 3> go Msg 515, Level 16, State 3: Server 'SERVER_NAME', Line 2: Attempt to insert NULL value into column 'column1', table 'test.dbo.table1'; column does not allow nulls. Update fails. Action To determine whether a column has NULL or NOT NULL defined, enter commands like the following, replacing “pubs2” with the name of the database in which your table resides and “titleauthor” with the table in which your column resides: 1> use pubs2 2> go 1> sp_help titleauthor 2> go Name Owner Type ------------------------------------------------------------ titleauthor dbo user table Data_located_on_segment When_created ------------------------------ ----------------------------- default Oct 27 2007 10:09AM Column_name Type Length Prec Scale Nulls Default_name