http://www.sqltutorials.net/update-delete-data/updatechange-delete-data-query.html Learn database design and the SQL language. Sat, 11 Apr 2009 14:48:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://www.sqltutorials.net/update-delete-data/updatechange-delete-data-query.html/comment-page-1#comment-770 deepak Sat, 11 Apr 2009 14:48:07 +0000 http://www.sqltutorials.net/changing-data/updatechange-delete-data-query.html#comment-770 SIR HOW TO UPDATE ALL THE COLUMN IN RTHE DATABSE PLZ WRITE SQL QUERY FOR AAL T FIEKLD WITH EXAMPLE SIR HOW TO UPDATE ALL THE COLUMN IN RTHE DATABSE PLZ WRITE SQL QUERY FOR AAL T FIEKLD WITH EXAMPLE

]]> http://www.sqltutorials.net/update-delete-data/updatechange-delete-data-query.html/comment-page-1#comment-586 Shauna Bott Tue, 03 Feb 2009 14:56:28 +0000 http://www.sqltutorials.net/changing-data/updatechange-delete-data-query.html#comment-586 I have learned a lot about SQL from this site. Thanks. But I am now onto a more complicated script that I can't figure out. Can you help? The end result is to extract the First Name letter and the whole last name into a USERNAME (ex. SBOTT). Then update the LOGIN_STRING field in the db for each employee. All of the above I know how to do. But the tricky part is that I need it to do it for all employees by matching the PK of EMP_ID. So Shauna Bott emp_ID of 12 updates LOGIN_STRING to SBOTT. Jane Meyers empID of 15 updates LOGIN_STRIING to JMEYERS. I would appreciate any help. Thanks I have learned a lot about SQL from this site. Thanks. But I am now onto a more complicated script that I can’t figure out. Can you help? The end result is to extract the First Name letter and the whole last name into a USERNAME (ex. SBOTT). Then update the LOGIN_STRING field in the db for each employee. All of the above I know how to do. But the tricky part is that I need it to do it for all employees by matching the PK of EMP_ID. So Shauna Bott emp_ID of 12 updates LOGIN_STRING to SBOTT. Jane Meyers empID of 15 updates LOGIN_STRIING to JMEYERS. I would appreciate any help. Thanks

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