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Posted by David Portas on 03/22/06 17:07
Khan wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using table it has 100 rows, how can i update 10 or 15 rows at the
> same time with single query. In real case, if user enters "5" in
> textbox it means that the "5" rows will be updated.
>
> In SAS i was using 'outobs' {outobs = n} which means n rows will be
> affected.
>
> Thanx.
That doesn't make much sense as you have described it. Exactly which N
rows should be updated? If you don't care which then I'd say the table
design was questionable - I mean if all rows are equal then why do you
need 100 of them? If you actually do care which rows get updated then
the answer is "use a WHERE clause". Example:
UPDATE your_table
SET col1 = 'something'
WHERE col2 BETWEEN 1 AND 5 ;
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