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Home > Forums > Programmers > DBMS Packages > Pervasive: Pervasive.SQL Forum

Update syntax for pSQL

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WalterHeisenberg (TechnicalUser)
20 Mar 09 19:11
Hello,

I'm hoping someone could help me out. Basically, I have been asked to run an update command for a client changing thousands of flags from off to on. The problem is, I've never used pSQL, in fact, I don't even own it! Is the syntax much different than MS-SQL? I plan to use:

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update table set field = 'on' where field = 'off'

If someone could confirm the syntax I'd greatly appreciate it. Thank you in advance.
 
mirtheil (Programmer)
20 Mar 09 19:23
That syntax looks right. I would suggest trying what you are trying then post any errors (along with the specific version of PSQL you are using).  
The full syntax is available at Pervasive's web site:
http://www.pervasive.com/library/docs/psql/950/sqlref/index.html

Mirtheil
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