It's best to forget about Sql. It allows to expose your data as *objects* so
you just update the object instance and you call the SaveChanges method (or
SubmitChanges if Linq To SQL).
You have to query for the object out from whatever table it is by
idtable == 5.
You make changes obj.Field1 = '2';
Context.Savechanges();
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