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Hi everyone,
I want to fire off an SQL update query only if an update is required. My table has a True/False field [TF_Field] and what I am looking to do is evaluate if any of my records have the [tf_field] = true, then run the SQL Update.
I thought setting a variable based on a COUNT entry and evaluation if it was >0, however I coudn't make it work.
Any thoughts?
I want to fire off an SQL update query only if an update is required. My table has a True/False field [TF_Field] and what I am looking to do is evaluate if any of my records have the [tf_field] = true, then run the SQL Update.
I thought setting a variable based on a COUNT entry and evaluation if it was >0, however I coudn't make it work.
Any thoughts?
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