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# Util Set all parts to ignore
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## SQL Statement
```sql
UPDATE [Util Selection C1] SET [Util Selection C1].Flag = "0";
```
## Dependencies
- *None*
## Parameters
- *None*
## What it does
### SQL Code Explanation
#### Update Statement for Flag Field in `Util Selection C1` Table
**Description**
The provided SQL code updates the values in a specific table called `[Util Selection C1]`. It sets the value of the `Flag` field to `"0"`.
**Code Breakdown**
```sql
UPDATE [Util Selection C1]
SET [Util Selection C1].Flag = "0";
```
* **Table Name**: `[Util Selection C1]`
* The code updates the values in a table named `Util Selection C1`.
* **Field Name and Data Type**: `[Util Selection C1].Flag`
* The code is updating the value of a field called `Flag` within the specified table.
* **Updated Value**: `"0"`
* The updated value for the `Flag` field will be set to `"0"`.
* **Action**: `UPDATE`
* This SQL statement performs an update operation, modifying existing records in the table.
**Expected Result**
After executing this code, the `Flag` field of all rows in the `[Util Selection C1]` table should have a value of `"0"`.
**Use Cases and Considerations**
This update statement can be used in various scenarios where you need to set a default or inactive flag for records in the `[Util Selection C1]` table. However, it is essential to back up your database before applying any updates to avoid data loss.
In addition, consider validating the updated values to ensure they are correct and make sense within the context of your application or business logic.