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The table or updateable view containing data to be updated. The name of the column or columns to be updated. The column can be set to an expression, the DEFAULT value of the column, or a NULL. The search condition that defines what rows are modified. If this isn't included, all rows from the table or updateable view will be modified.

Table 3-1. Intrinsic Functions and Extensions in gfortran (Continued)

In this recipe, I ll demonstrate how to use the UPDATE statement to modify data. With the UPDATE statement, you can apply changes to single or multiple columns, as well as to single or multiple rows. In this example, a single row is updated by designating the SpecialOfferID, which is the primary key of the table (for more on primary keys, see 4): UPDATE Sales.SpecialOffer SET DiscountPct = 0.15 WHERE SpecialOfferID = 10 Querying that specific row after the update confirms that the value of DiscountPct was indeed modified: SELECT DiscountPct FROM Sales.SpecialOffer WHERE SpecialOfferID = 10 This returns: DiscountPct --------------------0.15

Cosh(X) Count(MASK[,DIM])

In this example, the query started off with UPDATE and the table name Sales.SpecialOffer: UPDATE Sales.SpecialOffer Next, SET was used, followed by the column name to be modified, and an equality operator to modify the DiscountPct to a value of 0.15. Relating back to the syntax at the beginning of the recipe, this example is setting the column to an expression value, and not a DEFAULT or NULL value: SET DiscountPct = 0.15 Had this been the end of the query, all rows in the Sales.SpecialOffer table would have been modified, because the UPDATE clause works at the table level, not the row level. But the intention of this query was to only update the discount percentage for a specific product. The WHERE clause was used in order to achieve this: WHERE SpecialOfferID = 10 After executing this query, only one row is modified. Had there been multiple rows that met the search condition in the WHERE clause, those rows would have been modified too.

To roll horizontally only, don t specify a vertical roll. To roll just vertically, specify a zero horizontal roll. To roll to the left or upward, use a negative number.

Performing a SELECT query with the FROM and WHERE clauses of an UPDATE, prior to the UPDATE, allows you to see what rows you will be updating (an extra validation that you are updating the proper rows).

X: REAL MASK: LOGICAL ; DIM: INTEGER (optional)

In this recipe, I ll show you how to use the UPDATE statement to modify rows based on a FROM clause and associated WHERE clause search conditions. The basic syntax, elaborating from the last example, is: UPDATE <table_or_view_name> SET column_name = {expression | DEFAULT | NULL} FROM <table_source> WHERE <search_condition> [ ,...n ]

Returns the hyperbolic cosine of X. Returns an integer holding the number of TRUE elements of MASK along the dimension of DIM. DIM is 1 if not specified. Returns the current elapsed amount of CPU time used by the calling process in Seconds. Performs a circular shift on elements of ARRAY along the dimension of DIM, which is 1 if not specified, and returns an array of the same type as ARRAY. Returns the specified information from the system clock. DATE has the form ccyymmdd. TIME has the form hhmmss.sss. ZONE has the form (+ )hhmm, representing the difference with respect to Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). VALUES contains the following information: VALUES(1): year, VALUES(2): month, VALUES(3): day of the month, VALUES(4): difference with UTC in minutes, VALUES(5): hour of the day, VALUES(6): minutes of the hour, VALUES(7): seconds of the minute, and VALUES(8): milliseconds of the second. Returns its argument, converted into a double precision real value. Returns a double complex number where X is converted to the real component. If Y is present it is converted to the imaginary component, which is 0.0 otherwise. Y must not be present if X is complex.