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Update the same column with different values using 1 query.

Asked by chrissp26 in ColdFusion Application Server, SQL Query Syntax, Microsoft Access Database

Tags: column, update, same, different, values

Hello,

I just wondered if there was a way I could update two records in the same column with different values with the same query?

I have attached a code snippet to demonstrate what I mean.

At the moment I have two seperate queries updating two records. Is there a way perhaps two just doe this as 1 query instead of two?

Thanks in advance

Chris 
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<cfquery name="moveRecordDown" datasource="#dsl#">
	UPDATE menus SET
	
		sortedBy = #recordSort#
 
	WHERE id = (SELECT id FROM menus WHERE menuTypeID = #recordGroup# AND sortedBy = #previousRecordSort#)
</cfquery>
 
<cfquery name="moveRecordDown" datasource="#dsl#">
	UPDATE menus SET
	
		sortedBy = #previousRecordSort#
	
	WHERE id = #recordID#
</cfquery>
 
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