# Util Set non zero usage parts to use
Analysis generated on: 4/2/2025 10:16:21 AM
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## SQL Statement
```sql
UPDATE [Util Selection C1] SET [Util Selection C1].Flag = "0"
WHERE ((([Util Selection C1].USAGE)>0));

```
## Dependencies
- *None*
## Parameters
- *None*
## What it does
**SQL Update Statement**
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### Overview

This SQL update statement is used to modify the `Flag` column in the `[Util Selection C1]` table. The modification occurs only for rows where the `USAGE` value in the same table is greater than 0.

### Breakdown of the Code

#### Table and Column Names

*   **Table Name:** `[Util Selection C1]`
*   **Column Names:**
    *   `Flag`: The column to be updated.
    *   `USAGE`: The column used for filtering in the WHERE clause.

#### Update Logic

The update statement is conditional, meaning it only affects rows that meet specific criteria. In this case:

*   The value of the `USAGE` column must be greater than 0 (`[Util Selection C1].USAGE \u003e 0`).
*   If this condition is met, the corresponding row in the `[Util Selection C1]` table will have its `Flag` column updated to "0".

#### SQL Syntax

The update statement follows standard SQL syntax:

```sql
UPDATE [Table Name]
SET Column Name = Value
WHERE Condition;
```

In this case:

*   `[Util Selection C1]` is the table being updated.
*   `Flag` is the column being updated to a value of "0".
*   `USAGE \u003e 0` defines the condition under which rows will be updated.

### Implications and Considerations

When running this update statement, it's essential to:

*   Verify that the `[Util Selection C1]` table exists in your database.
*   Ensure that the `USAGE` column contains only values greater than 0 (to avoid unexpected results).
*   Check the current value of the `Flag` column before executing the update to ensure consistency with expected changes.