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John Graham
I'm struggling with an update that I have, I'm trying to update a
query in access that I have written and for some reason it's only
updating the first record. I thought I understood the process, but it
doesn't seem to be working. What I have so far is:
UPDATE [qrytblScholarshipAwardAppJoin2006-07] LEFT JOIN OracleDB ON
[qrytblScholarshipAwardAppJoin2006-07].CampusID =
OracleDB.OracleTbl.CAMPUS_ID SET
[qrytblScholarshipAwardAppJoin2006-07].fldUSCitizen =
OracleDB.OracleTbl.CITIZEN_IND,
[qrytblScholarshipAwardAppJoin2006-07].fldDateMod = Now();
Isn't this the correct premise? Join the two off of a key, then do a
set command for the column you want updated? You'll notice I'm
updating a second column with the current time, mostly for auditing.
John
query in access that I have written and for some reason it's only
updating the first record. I thought I understood the process, but it
doesn't seem to be working. What I have so far is:
UPDATE [qrytblScholarshipAwardAppJoin2006-07] LEFT JOIN OracleDB ON
[qrytblScholarshipAwardAppJoin2006-07].CampusID =
OracleDB.OracleTbl.CAMPUS_ID SET
[qrytblScholarshipAwardAppJoin2006-07].fldUSCitizen =
OracleDB.OracleTbl.CITIZEN_IND,
[qrytblScholarshipAwardAppJoin2006-07].fldDateMod = Now();
Isn't this the correct premise? Join the two off of a key, then do a
set command for the column you want updated? You'll notice I'm
updating a second column with the current time, mostly for auditing.
John