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Statement.executeUpdate Method Reutrns?

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Posted on by Syed Sheheryar 22

I have used  executeUpdate method  in my code, to execute an update query, according to the its definition on msdn, it would return the no. of rows updated, but in practical, it only returns 0 (the otherwise case) and does not returns the no. of rows updated. Does it, or not returns the number of rows / records updated when an update statement is executed or there is something which I am missing. Please share your thoughts. 

Thanks in advance. 

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  • Israel Gonzalez Profile Picture
    Israel Gonzalez 746 on at

    Can you share the SQL string that you are passing?

  • Syed Sheheryar Profile Picture
    Syed Sheheryar 22 on at

    Let's just assume a simple and static SQL update statement.

  • Israel Gonzalez Profile Picture
    Israel Gonzalez 746 on at

    I'm not sure about your code, but maybe your server require permission. Are you adding SqlStatementExecutePermission?

    You can view an example in this blog: community.dynamics.com/.../executing-direct-sql-statements

  • Syed Sheheryar Profile Picture
    Syed Sheheryar 22 on at

    Yes I am using the assert method too.

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    Syed Sheheryar 22 on at

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    flag  = 0;                      

    CodeAccessPermission::revertAssert();

    statement = odbcConnection.createStatement();

    Query = 'UPDATE my_table with (ROWLOCK) SET my_Flag = ' + flag +

    ' where  my_DATE = ' + strFmt("'%1'",paramDate) ;

    new SqlStatementExecutePermission(Query).assert();

    statement.executeUpdate(Query);

    resultSet.close();

    statement.close();

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