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I have the following SQL statement in an ADP project...
UPDATE dbo.tblRolls
SET QAReviewed = 1, QAReviewedBy = 72
WHERE (JobId = 1001262) AND (QAReviewed = 0)
The statement should update all of the rolls for that particular job that
have not been updated.
I get an error: "Subquery returned more than one value. This is not...."
This has got me stumped and fustrated. I would rather do this in on
statement rather than opening a recordset an looping through each record.
Any ideas?
UPDATE dbo.tblRolls
SET QAReviewed = 1, QAReviewedBy = 72
WHERE (JobId = 1001262) AND (QAReviewed = 0)
The statement should update all of the rolls for that particular job that
have not been updated.
I get an error: "Subquery returned more than one value. This is not...."
This has got me stumped and fustrated. I would rather do this in on
statement rather than opening a recordset an looping through each record.
Any ideas?