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    I want to declare a datatype like this: create table abc ( days enum('sat','sun','mon') ) How can i do that? I know that mysql, oracle supports this type of database but what about sql server 2005? Also can i use user defined datatype for this kind of problem? if so then please tell me how. Thanks. TFR

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      I want to declare a datatype like this: create table abc ( days enum('sat','sun','mon') ) How can i do that? I know that mysql, oracle supports this type of database but what about sql server 2005? Also can i use user defined datatype for this kind of problem? if so then please tell me how. Thanks. TFR

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      Hi, there is no enum datatype in MS SQL. You may use a check constraint. Something like that: CREATE TABLE tblTest ( ID INT PRIMARY KEY IDENTITY, ANormalColumn VARCHAR(10) DEFAULT ('') NOT NULL, RestrictedColumn INT CHECK (RestrictedColumn IN (1,2,3) ) The first of the following inserts is OK, while the latter throws an error: INSERT INTO tblTest (ANormalColumn, RestrictedColumn) VALUES ('A', 1) INSERT INTO tblTest (ANormalColumn, RestrictedColumn) VALUES ('B', 4) -sa

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