How To Fix GT370 - Setting the new columns in table & to NOT NULL


GT370 - Overview

  • Message type: E = Error

  • Message class: GT - Database utilities

  • Message number: 370

  • Message text: Setting the new columns in table & to NOT NULL

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  • What is the cause and solution for SAP error message GT370 - Setting the new columns in table & to NOT NULL ?
    The SAP error message GT370, which states "Setting the new columns in table & to NOT NULL," typically occurs during the process of modifying a database table in SAP, particularly when you are trying to add new columns to a table and set them to NOT NULL without providing a default value.
    
    Cause: The error arises because: New Columns: When you add new columns to a database table, if you set these columns to NOT NULL, the database requires that every existing row in the table must have a value for these new columns. Existing Data: If the table already contains data, and you do not provide a default value for the new columns, the database cannot populate these columns for existing rows, leading to the error.
    Solution: To resolve this error, you can take one of the following approaches: Set Default Values: When adding the new columns, specify a default value. This way, existing rows will automatically

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