Dan
  I would try putting paren around where clause as

Where ((t1.dlrnum = t2.dlrnum and t1.serial < 900000) and t1.invdate is null)

Buddy

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On Mar 6, 2023, at 7:59 PM, Dan Goldberg <[email protected]> wrote:



I have an update command in am trying to run. I am using the newest rbase version.

 

update orders99 set region = t2.region from orders99 t1, dealer t2 where t1.dlrnum = t2.dlrnum and t1.serial < 900000 and t1.invdate is null

 

it will say no rows exists

 

but if I run the browse command the rows come up.

 

browse t1.dlrname, t1.region, t2.region from orders99 t1, dealer t2 where t1.dlrnum = t2.dlrnum and t1.serial < 900000 and t1.invdate is null

 

I have checked the database, did an unload/reload, and I am stumped.

 

Any one have any ideas why the update command does not work?

 

TIA

 

Dan Goldberg

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