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  1. Dec 14th, 2001, 08:50 AM #1
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    SQL question

    Can some one tell me what is wrong with this SQL statement?
    it wont update the field.....

    update PM017M01 Set BXAEDT = 1011213 where Prevcustnum = 'LUTS-4L3QRW-001' & BXB6CD = '02' & BXDANB = 1 & BXAEDT = 1010601
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    1. From where are you passing the statement, i.e., VB or directly from a query generator in your database?
    2. Does it generate an error, or does simply not do anything?
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    i'm using this in vb... but it wont work in access either.. it dosent get an error... it just says about to update 0 rows.... like its not getting a match in the db... but the 4 fields i have picked to match on are there and they match... so i dont know what is wrong...
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    it has somthing to do with the fact that i'm specifiying multiple where fields.. if i take all but one out it works fine.. anyone know how to do this with all 4 of my fields????
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    pdate PM017M01 Set BXAEDT = 1011213 where Prevcustnum = 'LUTS-4L3QRW-001' AND BXB6CD = '02' AND BXDANB = 1 AND BXAEDT = 1010601
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    well i just messed with access and figured it out... if anyone cares this is what it should be....


    update PM017M01 Set BXAEDT = 1011213 where(Prevcustnum = 'LUTS-4L3QRW-001' and BXB6CD = '02' and BXDANB = 1 and BXAEDT = 1010601)
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