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August 26th, 2001, 08:24 PM
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help! expected statement.....
Originally posted by : ron (oron14@zahav.net.il)how do i write it inside an asp/vb script? :sql="update turns set one='1'" where request("id")=rs.fields(0)
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August 28th, 2001, 03:02 AM
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Originally posted by : Rajeev Kr. Bhardwaj (rajeevkb@yahoo.com)Hi,Here solution :sql="update turns set one='1'" where request("id")=rs.fields(0)SQL="Update turns set one='1' where two='1'" ORsql="update turns set one='1'" where rs.fields(0)=request("id")'But be sure this coloumn's datatype must be varchar or char or text-Bye ------------ron at 8/26/2001 5:24:08 PMhow do i write it inside an asp/vb script? :sql="update turns set one='1'" where request("id")=rs.fields(0)
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