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Query -
Iillminetor1 - 23.05.2014
Hello,
I'm using SQLITE, and I've a SQLITE Database I want a query to set all user vehiclekey1, vehiclekey2, vehiclekey3, vehiclekey4 and vehiclekey5 to 0
Thank you.
Re: Query -
Fred1993 - 23.05.2014
pawn Код:
new msg[2000];
format(msg,sizeof(msg),"UPDATE tablename SET vehiclekey1 = 0, vehiclekey2 = 0, vehiclekey3 = 0, vehiclekey4 = 0, vehiclekey5, 0 WHERE User = %d", userid);
Is this what you mean ?
Re: Query -
Iillminetor1 - 23.05.2014
Got that error "near "new": syntax error: "
Re: Query -
Fred1993 - 23.05.2014
Show me the complete error, by the way i have just given you the query .. you need to execute it using
or something. Im not sure about your SQL version commands
Re: Query -
Iillminetor1 - 23.05.2014
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Re: Query -
Konstantinos - 23.05.2014
He gave you an example so you have to change the name of the table/fields to those you use.
With that program, you can execute queries directly - you don't need the format function at all. All you have to execute for your case is:
pawn Код:
UPDATE table_name SET field_name = 0, field2_name = 0 WHERE field_name = 'some_value or text'
Re: Query -
Fred1993 - 23.05.2014
Quote:
Originally Posted by Konstantinos
He gave you an example so you have to change the name of the table/fields to those you use.
With that program, you can execute queries directly - you don't need the format function at all. All you have to execute for your case is:
pawn Код:
UPDATE table_name SET field_name = 0, field2_name = 0 WHERE field_name = 'some_value or text'
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Oh yeah i wasn't sure about the SQLite, but the query was like that though.. also i wasn't sure about his database tables
Re: Query -
Iillminetor1 - 23.05.2014
Thanks guys for helping! Repped.