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Question Updating Records in Multiple Tables

I already know how to upate records in multiple tables via recordsets. I would like to know how to update records in multiple tables using a stored procedure. I am not exactly sure how you could do this.

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strSql = "Update DomainName Set DomainName=@DomainName, Registrar=@Registrar,ExpirationDate=@ExpirationDat e, BusinessName=@BusinessName, ClientID=@ClientID From DomainName D Join Clients C On D.ClientID=C.ClientID Where DomainNameID=@DomainNameID"
cmdSql = New SqlCommand( strSql, conDomainName )
cmdSql.Parameters.Add( "@DomainName", strDomainName )
cmdSql.Parameters.Add( "@Registrar", strRegistrar )
cmdSql.Parameters.Add( "@ExpirationDate", ExpirationDate)
cmdSql.Parameters.Add( "@BusinessName", BusinessName)
cmdSql.Parameters.Add( "@ClientID", intClientID)
cmdSql.Parameters.Add( "@DomainNameID", intDomainNameID )

BusinessName is from the Clients Table. The other fields are from the DomainName Table.

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Can someone please help me with this?

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You never want to do updates with JOINs in them, you can get unpredictable results.
You should only update a single table at a time and update the specific row based on the tables primary key.

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