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use a TAdoQuery instead<br />
it has a property RowsAffected for this
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use a TAdoQuery instead
it has a property RowsAffected for this

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You can do...<br />
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adocommand.commandtext := 'Update table set something = 'green'';<br />
adocommand.ExecSQL;<br />
YourRowsAffected := adocommand.RowsAffected;<br />
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or shorter<br />
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adocommand.commandtext := 'Update table set something = 'green'';<br />
YourRowsAffected := adocommand.ExecSQL;<br />
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You can do...


adocommand.commandtext := 'Update table set something = 'green'';
adocommand.ExecSQL;
YourRowsAffected := adocommand.RowsAffected;

or shorter

adocommand.commandtext := 'Update table set something = 'green'';
YourRowsAffected := adocommand.ExecSQL;



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It was an excellent answer. Thanks
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I am using delphi adocommand to update a table.<br />
For example :<br />
adocommand.commandtext := 'Update table set something = 'green'';<br />
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How can I get back the affected rows?<br />
I am using ms Sql 2005.<br />
Please write an example.<br />
Thanks
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I am using delphi adocommand to update a table.
For example :
adocommand.commandtext := 'Update table set something = 'green'';

How can I get back the affected rows?
I am using ms Sql 2005.
Please write an example.
Thanks

Rows affected after update

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