Since (AIUI) SQL allocates physical record numbers at its own convenience,
and you have no way of knowing the what the record numbers actually are, it
is difficult to undestand what you intend to do.You should clarify why you
need to do so.
However, attempting to guess what you are trying to do, you should add an
AUTOINCREMENT NOT NULL field to your table. MySQL will automatically
allocate an incrementing unique *logical* number to this field, which can
then be used to select records for deletion, update, or any other normal
use.
> Is it possible to access (UPDATE or DELETE) record in database useing
some
> physical record number?
Alec
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