sql - Set flag to database column -
The job is creating SQL scripts that make "Y" or "N" the dummy database line "integer" < p> is the solution
Setting Status Status Flag = "Y" where plus = '5' and set position Flag = "N" where plus = '100' Newbie in SQL Scripting
updated people to SET status = case when money = '5' then 'y' when money = '100' Position of 'N' basis where 'money' ('5', '100')
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WHERE section ensures that only the row you want to update It is updated, it is updated. case statement then to set status based on the current value in plus Which standard does you choose? ELSE should never be blocked, but it is a fail-safe (even when you run it Then the value of the currency is set to any value in the position , where plus '5' or '100' ) is neither.
Edit: Note:
people should be named < table -
< The name of the code> status should be field
Last edits (I leave now): Update the SET status to the people = Case when money & gt; 10 Then 'y' and 'n' end; This will update the every line in people . It will be set to position to 'y' if plus & gt; 10 , for all other records it will set position to 'n' .
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