Update DataTableRows

Use this command to update rows in a DataTable object. You can update all rows or only those rows that meet certain criteria.

Syntax:

where:

• DataTableName is the name of the DataTable object that you want to update.
• ColumnName1 is the name of the column to update. If a column name contains spaces, you must enclose it in square brackets. For example, [Phone Number].
• Value1 is the new value for the column. You must enclose string values in single quotes. For example, 'contract'.

  Note: Separate multiple [ColumnName]='Value' statements with a comma.

• WHERE updates the values only for the rows that meet the specified condition.
• ConditionalColumn1 is the column that must contain a specific value in order for the row to be updated. If a column name contains spaces, you must enclose it in square brackets. For example [Employee Type]. You cannot specify a userlist column as a ConditionalColumn.
• Operator is the relational operator and can be one of the following:

  Value	Description
  EQ or ==	Equal to.
  GE or >=	Greater than or equal to.
  GT or >	Greater than.
  LE or <=	Less than or equal to.
  LT or <	Less than.
  NE or !=	Not equal to.

• ConditionValue1 is the value that ConditionalColumn1 must contain in order for the row to be updated. Values can be numbers or strings, or, in the case of boolean columns, 1 for TRUE and 0 for FALSE. You must enclose string values in single quotes. For example, 'contract'.

  Note: You can specify two conditions in one And or Or clause.

Syntax example:

Syntax example:

Update DatatableRows in Employees SET "[PhoneNumber]='905-940-1510'" WHERE "[Office Location]= 'Markham'"

Syntax example:

Update DatatableRows in Salaries SET "[Salary]=35" WHERE "[Contract Employee]= '1'"

See also

• Delete DataTableRows
• Sort DataTable
• Create DataTable