update not working using parameters check the code

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Declare @abc varchar(20)
Set @abc ='abc '
Update table set xxx =@abc where ass ='23'

Posted 2-Apr-14 19:42pm

vanarajranjit

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Krunal Rohit 3-Apr-14 1:45am

your ass column is numeric ??

-KR

vanarajranjit 3-Apr-14 2:12am

S numeric

Member 10641779 3-Apr-14 2:05am

try this,
Update table set xxx =@abc where ass =23

vanarajranjit 3-Apr-14 2:30am

That also tried not working

Member 10641779 3-Apr-14 2:40am

Is 'table', your table name??

vanarajranjit 3-Apr-14 3:52am

table name is different

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2014-04-02T20:37:00

Solution 1

When you get an error, you normally get an error message as well - and it provides important information as to what problem the system has found with your code. And without that, you make our job a lot, lot harder...

Try this:

SQL

UPDATE [table] SET xxx =@abc WHERE ass ='23'

table is an SQL keyword, so you need to let it know that you mean your table called "table" instead.

Posted 2-Apr-14 20:37pm

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vanarajranjit 3-Apr-14 3:44am

It is not updating to the column ..but it shows 1 rows affected.for eg i given table my table is different

OriginalGriff 3-Apr-14 4:28am

If it's showing one row affected, then it's updating something!
So...how do you know it's not updating the row? how did you check?
(And please - Copy'n'Paste - we need to see exactly what you did, not what you *think* you did. It's far, far to easy to read what you meant to write - I do it all the time!)

vanarajranjit 3-Apr-14 4:46am

It is updating to others columns but not updating to the specific column

OriginalGriff 3-Apr-14 4:57am

As I said - how do you know? How did you check? what column is getting updated? Which column(s) should be being updated.
Exactly what code did you use?
Sorry - but we need accuracy here! :laugh: