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Posted by jj on 01/09/06 18:09
Thanks for the reply.
My problem isnt that there are duplicates. My table is as simple as it
possibly gets:
table name : UPS
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discount(PK)
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0.33
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It only has one value in the entire table.
Now if I try to alter the 0.33 to any value it just reverts back to the
0.33. No error is given at all either.
"J.O. Aho" <user@example.net> wrote in message
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> jj wrote:
> > Hi all
> >
> > All of a sudden I cant alter values in rows where the column is a
primary
> > key. It just reverts to the old value that was there if I try to make
any
> > changes.
> >
> > If I try changing a value on any other (non-primary key) column , it
changes
> > the data no problem.
>
>
> Control that the value you change to aren't already in the table
>
> eg table Simple
> Id Name
> A Carl
> B Buddy
> C Cheng
> D David
> E Earl
>
> ID is the primary key.
>
> UPDATE Simple SET Id='C' WHERE Id='A';
>
> This will fail as there already is a row with the Id=C (Cheng) and with
the
> primary key there is only allowed to be one of each.
>
> While the Name isn't a primary key, you could do
>
> UPDATE Simple SET Name='Cheng' WHERE Id='A';
>
> As there aren't any restrictions.
>
>
> //Aho
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