Difference between revisions of "Update Queries"
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+ | | "UPDATE table SET column1=value1 WHERE column2=value2;" || Example | ||
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+ | | "UPDATE table SET column1=value1;" || Example | ||
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+ | | "UPDATE table SET column1=value1, column2=value2;" || Example | ||
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For updating values already entered into a database. Can edit multiple rows at once. Not using the WHERE clause will cause every entry to be edited. | For updating values already entered into a database. Can edit multiple rows at once. Not using the WHERE clause will cause every entry to be edited. | ||
Editing 'table' | Editing 'table' | ||
− | : | + | : --- Changes values in column1 to value1, where column2 equals value2. |
− | : | + | : --- Sets all values in the table, in column1, to value1 (regardless of their current value). |
− | : | + | : --- Changes column1 to value1 and column2 to value2. |
Revision as of 14:49, 21 December 2016
"UPDATE table SET column1=value1 WHERE column2=value2;" | Example |
"UPDATE table SET column1=value1;" | Example |
"UPDATE table SET column1=value1, column2=value2;" | Example |
For updating values already entered into a database. Can edit multiple rows at once. Not using the WHERE clause will cause every entry to be edited.
Editing 'table'
- --- Changes values in column1 to value1, where column2 equals value2.
- --- Sets all values in the table, in column1, to value1 (regardless of their current value).
- --- Changes column1 to value1 and column2 to value2.