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hmmm bit newbie error thatOriginally posted by MrMark View PostThe best sql update issue is where you update a (few) record(s) based on records from another table. If you're not careful you can update all the records.
would not the use of a WHERE statement solve those problems?Comment
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whats the difference between a noobie and a noob ?
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("")("") Born to Drink. Forced to WorkComment
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why didnt you cut and paste the code into here rather than type it out? Is it to protect your client. eg.
UPDATE mafia_hitlist_2009 etc.Comment
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I did something similar in my Access 97 days. Set performance tests running all night with ...where POST_CODE = 'postcode'
instead of ...where POST_CODE = [postcode]
but I was only on about a tenner an hour.Comment
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I'm working on the IR35 database for HMR&COriginally posted by singhr View Postwhy didnt you cut and paste the code into here rather than type it out? Is it to protect your client. eg.
UPDATE mafia_hitlist_2009 etc.
UPDATE IT_contractors_to_investigateComment
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostI'm working on the IR35 database for HMR&C
UPDATE IT_contractors_to_investigate
A huge collective sigh of relief just went up from CUK as they realised you're doing the coding on this project
Hard Brexit now!
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If I ever see in a SQL Statement, code to the effect ofOriginally posted by MrMark View PostIt's a surprisingly good name for a function call!
UPDATE tableName
SET col1 = etc(@col1),
col2 = @col2,
col3 = @col3
WHERE primaryKey = primaryKey;
Both You and DP are gonna get the blameComment
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I'll have it completed before the next millenium.Originally posted by sasguru View PostA huge collective sigh of relief just went up from CUK as they realised you're doing the coding on this project

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