> Thanks will look at that.
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if you want to update all fields (not just one table) then write an SP to
update those fields across many table e.g. the view might join several
tables.

Alan

> >>
> >> I want to know if how I understand VIEWS are correct.
> >>
> >> The view is a query stored on the server that gets run when the
> >> user executes it.
> >> if a where clause is added to the VIEW from a query as in :
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> >> select * from myVIEW where ref_no >= 4599
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> >> the Server will FIRST execute the View then implement the where
> >> clause on the views result.
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> >> Otherwise only views that is on ONE table can be updated.
> >>
> >> Thanks in Advance for any responses.
> >>
> >> Yours Sincerely
> >>
> >> Johannes Pretorius
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> >yes to all but you can update any field in a view as long as you
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> >the update SQL yourself. You are actually updating the source
> table/column.
> >IBO components make this quite easy if you use them.
> >Alan
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