Error while giving default while creating table

create table abr
(a VARCHAR2(50) DEFAULT acb,
b VARCHAR2(2000 BYTE)
its giving error as ORA-00984: column not allowed here

Hi,
user10447332 wrote:
create table abr
(a VARCHAR2(50) DEFAULT acb,
b VARCHAR2(2000 BYTE)
its giving error as ORA-00984: column not allowed hereUnquoted strings, such as acb in your example, are assumed to be function or column names.
Did you mean:
create table abr
( a VARCHAR2 (50) DEFAULT 'acb', -- With single-quotes
b VARCHAR2 (2000 BYTE)
)?

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