PSLine2000Documentation/Queries/Set Process Sheet Flag to 0.md

Set Process Sheet Flag to 0

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SQL Statement

UPDATE Process SET Process.Flag = "0";

Dependencies

• None

Parameters

• None

What it does

SQL Code Explanation

Update Statement

UPDATE Process SET Process.Flag = "0";

Purpose

This SQL statement updates the Process.Flag column in the Process table to have a value of "0". The update operation modifies existing records in the specified table.

Key Components:

• UPDATE: This keyword initiates an update statement, which modifies data in a database.
• Table Name: In this case, the table being updated is Process.
• Column Name: The column being modified is Flag.
• New Value: The new value assigned to the Flag column is "0".

Effect

After executing this statement:

• All records in the Process table will have their Flag column updated to "0", if they existed before. If a record did not contain a Flag column, it would be created with a value of "0".
• The original values in the Flag column are not retained; instead, all records are modified to have a value of "0".

Example Use Case:

This update statement might be used in scenarios where a process is being temporarily stopped or completed for maintenance purposes. By setting all flags to "0", it can help prevent further processing or execution until the process is properly restored.

Important Note: Before executing this statement, consider the potential impact on dependent data or processes that may rely on the original Flag values. It's essential to verify the accuracy and consistency of your database updates before making changes like these.