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Updating Values with UPDATE Statements in SQL Server
How To Update Values in a Table with UPDATE Statements in SQL Server?
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If you want to update some values in one row or multiple rows in a table, you can use the UPDATE statement. The tutorial script below shows a good example:
SELECT * FROM fyi_links WHERE id = 101 GO id url notes counts created 101 dev.fyicenter.com NULL 0 2006-04-30 UPDATE fyi_links SET counts = 999, notes = 'Good.' WHERE id = 101; GO (1 row(s) affected) SELECT * FROM fyi_links WHERE id = 101 GO id url notes counts created 101 dev.fyicenter.com Good. 999 2006-04-30
As you can see, the SET clause takes column and value pairs to provide new values, while the WHERE clause defines which row to apply the update.
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