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sbkeenan
12 years agoFrequent Contributor
Hi Jose
I don't know if the functionality you are looking for exists directly, although it would be nice!!
However, a possible workaround might be to run a SELECT query first, this would allow you to obtain a count of the number of records returned. This should be the same as the number of rows affected with the UPDATE query providing the WHERE clause is the same in both.
Regards
Stephen.
I don't know if the functionality you are looking for exists directly, although it would be nice!!
However, a possible workaround might be to run a SELECT query first, this would allow you to obtain a count of the number of records returned. This should be the same as the number of rows affected with the UPDATE query providing the WHERE clause is the same in both.
Regards
Stephen.