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That, ladies and gentlemen, is not "coding" it is SQL. An educated monkey could write it.
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Sadly, now that it's been posted here it will be picked up by Google and copied by thousands of spotty faced junior coders. Expect to see it turn up all over the place.Originally posted by Weltchy View PostIf I ever see in a SQL Statement, code to the effect of
UPDATE tableName
SET col1 = etc(@col1),
col2 = @col2,
col3 = @col3
WHERE primaryKey = primaryKey;
Both You and DP are gonna get the blame
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Insert (@bargepole)Originally posted by swamp View PostUPDATE IT_contractors_to_investigate
SET all_tickety_boo = true
WHERE cuk_username IN ('swamp')
HTH
INTO Primarolo.@rsehole
where @bargepole.greasy
= true
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Welcome to my world.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostBeen going round in circles.
In the old days before senility and long term alcohol abuse I would have spotted that in seconds.

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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 blame
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