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Update Values on Multiple Rows in Oracle
How To Update Values on Multiple Rows in Oracle?
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If the WHERE clause in an UPDATE matches multiple rows, the SET clause will be applied to all matched rows. This rule allows you to update values on multiple rows in a single UPDATE statement. Here is a good example:
UPDATE fyi_links SET counts = 9, notes = 'Wrong URL' WHERE id >= 250; 3 rows updated. SELECT * FROM fyi_links WHERE id >= 250; ID URL NOTES COUNTS CREATED ----- -------------------- ------------ ------- --------- 250 Retail Sales.com Wrong URL 9 07-MAY-06 260 Recruiting.com Wrong URL 9 07-MAY-06 270 Payroll.com Wrong URL 9 07-MAY-06
This statement updated 3 rows with the same new values on all 3 rows.
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