MYSQL trigger with update










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I am trying to build a trigger to update a table field by referring to another table, after the same table has been updated. I have tried the following pieces of code but keep getting error #1064 for every attempt. Could someone suggest what is wrong.
quote
attempt 1.



BEGIN
UPDATE `incent` a INNER JOIN `inc_prog` b
SET a.`earned` =
CASE WHEN a.incactualn < b.n1 THEN 0
CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n1 AND b.m1 THEN b.arp1
CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n2 AND b.m2 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2
CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n3 AND b.m3 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3
CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n4 AND b.m4 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4
CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n5 AND b.m5 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4+b.arp5
END


===end attempt 1



attempt 2



BEGIN
UPDATE
a
SET
a.earned =
CASE WHEN a.incactualn < b.n1 THEN '0'
CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n1 AND b.m1 THEN b.arp1
CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n2 AND b.m2 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2
CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n3 AND b.m3 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3
CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n4 AND b.m4 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4
CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n5 AND b.m5 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4+b.arp5

FROM
incent a
INNER JOIN
inc_prog b
ON
a.Incent_name = b.incname && a.period = b.finyear
END


======= end attempt 2



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    I am trying to build a trigger to update a table field by referring to another table, after the same table has been updated. I have tried the following pieces of code but keep getting error #1064 for every attempt. Could someone suggest what is wrong.
    quote
    attempt 1.



    BEGIN
    UPDATE `incent` a INNER JOIN `inc_prog` b
    SET a.`earned` =
    CASE WHEN a.incactualn < b.n1 THEN 0
    CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n1 AND b.m1 THEN b.arp1
    CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n2 AND b.m2 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2
    CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n3 AND b.m3 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3
    CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n4 AND b.m4 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4
    CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n5 AND b.m5 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4+b.arp5
    END


    ===end attempt 1



    attempt 2



    BEGIN
    UPDATE
    a
    SET
    a.earned =
    CASE WHEN a.incactualn < b.n1 THEN '0'
    CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n1 AND b.m1 THEN b.arp1
    CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n2 AND b.m2 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2
    CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n3 AND b.m3 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3
    CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n4 AND b.m4 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4
    CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n5 AND b.m5 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4+b.arp5

    FROM
    incent a
    INNER JOIN
    inc_prog b
    ON
    a.Incent_name = b.incname && a.period = b.finyear
    END


    ======= end attempt 2



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      I am trying to build a trigger to update a table field by referring to another table, after the same table has been updated. I have tried the following pieces of code but keep getting error #1064 for every attempt. Could someone suggest what is wrong.
      quote
      attempt 1.



      BEGIN
      UPDATE `incent` a INNER JOIN `inc_prog` b
      SET a.`earned` =
      CASE WHEN a.incactualn < b.n1 THEN 0
      CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n1 AND b.m1 THEN b.arp1
      CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n2 AND b.m2 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2
      CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n3 AND b.m3 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3
      CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n4 AND b.m4 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4
      CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n5 AND b.m5 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4+b.arp5
      END


      ===end attempt 1



      attempt 2



      BEGIN
      UPDATE
      a
      SET
      a.earned =
      CASE WHEN a.incactualn < b.n1 THEN '0'
      CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n1 AND b.m1 THEN b.arp1
      CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n2 AND b.m2 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2
      CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n3 AND b.m3 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3
      CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n4 AND b.m4 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4
      CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n5 AND b.m5 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4+b.arp5

      FROM
      incent a
      INNER JOIN
      inc_prog b
      ON
      a.Incent_name = b.incname && a.period = b.finyear
      END


      ======= end attempt 2



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      I am trying to build a trigger to update a table field by referring to another table, after the same table has been updated. I have tried the following pieces of code but keep getting error #1064 for every attempt. Could someone suggest what is wrong.
      quote
      attempt 1.



      BEGIN
      UPDATE `incent` a INNER JOIN `inc_prog` b
      SET a.`earned` =
      CASE WHEN a.incactualn < b.n1 THEN 0
      CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n1 AND b.m1 THEN b.arp1
      CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n2 AND b.m2 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2
      CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n3 AND b.m3 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3
      CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n4 AND b.m4 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4
      CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n5 AND b.m5 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4+b.arp5
      END


      ===end attempt 1



      attempt 2



      BEGIN
      UPDATE
      a
      SET
      a.earned =
      CASE WHEN a.incactualn < b.n1 THEN '0'
      CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n1 AND b.m1 THEN b.arp1
      CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n2 AND b.m2 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2
      CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n3 AND b.m3 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3
      CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n4 AND b.m4 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4
      CASE WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n5 AND b.m5 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4+b.arp5

      FROM
      incent a
      INNER JOIN
      inc_prog b
      ON
      a.Incent_name = b.incname && a.period = b.finyear
      END


      ======= end attempt 2



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          You only put the word CASE at the beginning of a CASE expression. Just delete the second and subsequent copies. So your first trigger becomes:



          BEGIN
          UPDATE `incent` a INNER JOIN `inc_prog` b
          SET a.`earned` =
          CASE WHEN a.incactualn < b.n1 THEN 0
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n1 AND b.m1 THEN b.arp1
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n2 AND b.m2 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n3 AND b.m3 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n4 AND b.m4 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n5 AND b.m5 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4+b.arp5
          END;
          END


          In your second attempt you are missing the END at the end of the CASE expression, as well as the (SELECT and ) around the subquery:



          BEGIN
          UPDATE a
          SET a.earned = (SELECT
          CASE WHEN a.incactualn < b.n1 THEN '0'
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n1 AND b.m1 THEN b.arp1
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n2 AND b.m2 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n3 AND b.m3 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n4 AND b.m4 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n5 AND b.m5 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4+b.arp5
          END
          FROM incent a
          INNER JOIN inc_prog b ON a.Incent_name = b.incname && a.period = b.finyear);
          END





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          • Thanks, Nick. Appears to have worked. Delighted.
            – V. Rangan
            Nov 12 at 4:43










          • @V.Rangan if it did solve your problem please consider marking the answer accepted (the check mark under the up/down vote arrows next to the answer). See stackoverflow.com/help/someone-answers
            – Nick
            Nov 12 at 5:11










          • I am getting the error "Can't update table 'incent' in stored function/trigger because it is already used by statement which invoked this stored function/trigger." when this trigger fires, as the same table is being updated. Would you suggest creating a temporary table to overcome this ?
            – V. Rangan
            Nov 12 at 7:14










          • @V.Rangan are you trying to use this trigger on an UPDATE on table incent?
            – Nick
            Nov 12 at 7:56










          • Yes. I was. By using the trigger you corrected. Then saw the glitch. Worked around the same by updating the field during the first update of the same table. Thanks anyway. You helped me learn a couple.
            – V. Rangan
            Nov 14 at 5:40










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          You only put the word CASE at the beginning of a CASE expression. Just delete the second and subsequent copies. So your first trigger becomes:



          BEGIN
          UPDATE `incent` a INNER JOIN `inc_prog` b
          SET a.`earned` =
          CASE WHEN a.incactualn < b.n1 THEN 0
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n1 AND b.m1 THEN b.arp1
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n2 AND b.m2 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n3 AND b.m3 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n4 AND b.m4 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n5 AND b.m5 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4+b.arp5
          END;
          END


          In your second attempt you are missing the END at the end of the CASE expression, as well as the (SELECT and ) around the subquery:



          BEGIN
          UPDATE a
          SET a.earned = (SELECT
          CASE WHEN a.incactualn < b.n1 THEN '0'
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n1 AND b.m1 THEN b.arp1
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n2 AND b.m2 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n3 AND b.m3 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n4 AND b.m4 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n5 AND b.m5 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4+b.arp5
          END
          FROM incent a
          INNER JOIN inc_prog b ON a.Incent_name = b.incname && a.period = b.finyear);
          END





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          • Thanks, Nick. Appears to have worked. Delighted.
            – V. Rangan
            Nov 12 at 4:43










          • @V.Rangan if it did solve your problem please consider marking the answer accepted (the check mark under the up/down vote arrows next to the answer). See stackoverflow.com/help/someone-answers
            – Nick
            Nov 12 at 5:11










          • I am getting the error "Can't update table 'incent' in stored function/trigger because it is already used by statement which invoked this stored function/trigger." when this trigger fires, as the same table is being updated. Would you suggest creating a temporary table to overcome this ?
            – V. Rangan
            Nov 12 at 7:14










          • @V.Rangan are you trying to use this trigger on an UPDATE on table incent?
            – Nick
            Nov 12 at 7:56










          • Yes. I was. By using the trigger you corrected. Then saw the glitch. Worked around the same by updating the field during the first update of the same table. Thanks anyway. You helped me learn a couple.
            – V. Rangan
            Nov 14 at 5:40















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          You only put the word CASE at the beginning of a CASE expression. Just delete the second and subsequent copies. So your first trigger becomes:



          BEGIN
          UPDATE `incent` a INNER JOIN `inc_prog` b
          SET a.`earned` =
          CASE WHEN a.incactualn < b.n1 THEN 0
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n1 AND b.m1 THEN b.arp1
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n2 AND b.m2 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n3 AND b.m3 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n4 AND b.m4 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n5 AND b.m5 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4+b.arp5
          END;
          END


          In your second attempt you are missing the END at the end of the CASE expression, as well as the (SELECT and ) around the subquery:



          BEGIN
          UPDATE a
          SET a.earned = (SELECT
          CASE WHEN a.incactualn < b.n1 THEN '0'
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n1 AND b.m1 THEN b.arp1
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n2 AND b.m2 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n3 AND b.m3 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n4 AND b.m4 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n5 AND b.m5 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4+b.arp5
          END
          FROM incent a
          INNER JOIN inc_prog b ON a.Incent_name = b.incname && a.period = b.finyear);
          END





          share|improve this answer




















          • Thanks, Nick. Appears to have worked. Delighted.
            – V. Rangan
            Nov 12 at 4:43










          • @V.Rangan if it did solve your problem please consider marking the answer accepted (the check mark under the up/down vote arrows next to the answer). See stackoverflow.com/help/someone-answers
            – Nick
            Nov 12 at 5:11










          • I am getting the error "Can't update table 'incent' in stored function/trigger because it is already used by statement which invoked this stored function/trigger." when this trigger fires, as the same table is being updated. Would you suggest creating a temporary table to overcome this ?
            – V. Rangan
            Nov 12 at 7:14










          • @V.Rangan are you trying to use this trigger on an UPDATE on table incent?
            – Nick
            Nov 12 at 7:56










          • Yes. I was. By using the trigger you corrected. Then saw the glitch. Worked around the same by updating the field during the first update of the same table. Thanks anyway. You helped me learn a couple.
            – V. Rangan
            Nov 14 at 5:40













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          You only put the word CASE at the beginning of a CASE expression. Just delete the second and subsequent copies. So your first trigger becomes:



          BEGIN
          UPDATE `incent` a INNER JOIN `inc_prog` b
          SET a.`earned` =
          CASE WHEN a.incactualn < b.n1 THEN 0
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n1 AND b.m1 THEN b.arp1
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n2 AND b.m2 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n3 AND b.m3 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n4 AND b.m4 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n5 AND b.m5 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4+b.arp5
          END;
          END


          In your second attempt you are missing the END at the end of the CASE expression, as well as the (SELECT and ) around the subquery:



          BEGIN
          UPDATE a
          SET a.earned = (SELECT
          CASE WHEN a.incactualn < b.n1 THEN '0'
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n1 AND b.m1 THEN b.arp1
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n2 AND b.m2 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n3 AND b.m3 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n4 AND b.m4 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n5 AND b.m5 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4+b.arp5
          END
          FROM incent a
          INNER JOIN inc_prog b ON a.Incent_name = b.incname && a.period = b.finyear);
          END





          share|improve this answer












          You only put the word CASE at the beginning of a CASE expression. Just delete the second and subsequent copies. So your first trigger becomes:



          BEGIN
          UPDATE `incent` a INNER JOIN `inc_prog` b
          SET a.`earned` =
          CASE WHEN a.incactualn < b.n1 THEN 0
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n1 AND b.m1 THEN b.arp1
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n2 AND b.m2 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n3 AND b.m3 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n4 AND b.m4 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n5 AND b.m5 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4+b.arp5
          END;
          END


          In your second attempt you are missing the END at the end of the CASE expression, as well as the (SELECT and ) around the subquery:



          BEGIN
          UPDATE a
          SET a.earned = (SELECT
          CASE WHEN a.incactualn < b.n1 THEN '0'
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n1 AND b.m1 THEN b.arp1
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n2 AND b.m2 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n3 AND b.m3 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n4 AND b.m4 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4
          WHEN a.incactualn BETWEEN b.n5 AND b.m5 THEN b.arp1+b.arp2+b.arp3+b.arp4+b.arp5
          END
          FROM incent a
          INNER JOIN inc_prog b ON a.Incent_name = b.incname && a.period = b.finyear);
          END






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          • Thanks, Nick. Appears to have worked. Delighted.
            – V. Rangan
            Nov 12 at 4:43










          • @V.Rangan if it did solve your problem please consider marking the answer accepted (the check mark under the up/down vote arrows next to the answer). See stackoverflow.com/help/someone-answers
            – Nick
            Nov 12 at 5:11










          • I am getting the error "Can't update table 'incent' in stored function/trigger because it is already used by statement which invoked this stored function/trigger." when this trigger fires, as the same table is being updated. Would you suggest creating a temporary table to overcome this ?
            – V. Rangan
            Nov 12 at 7:14










          • @V.Rangan are you trying to use this trigger on an UPDATE on table incent?
            – Nick
            Nov 12 at 7:56










          • Yes. I was. By using the trigger you corrected. Then saw the glitch. Worked around the same by updating the field during the first update of the same table. Thanks anyway. You helped me learn a couple.
            – V. Rangan
            Nov 14 at 5:40
















          • Thanks, Nick. Appears to have worked. Delighted.
            – V. Rangan
            Nov 12 at 4:43










          • @V.Rangan if it did solve your problem please consider marking the answer accepted (the check mark under the up/down vote arrows next to the answer). See stackoverflow.com/help/someone-answers
            – Nick
            Nov 12 at 5:11










          • I am getting the error "Can't update table 'incent' in stored function/trigger because it is already used by statement which invoked this stored function/trigger." when this trigger fires, as the same table is being updated. Would you suggest creating a temporary table to overcome this ?
            – V. Rangan
            Nov 12 at 7:14










          • @V.Rangan are you trying to use this trigger on an UPDATE on table incent?
            – Nick
            Nov 12 at 7:56










          • Yes. I was. By using the trigger you corrected. Then saw the glitch. Worked around the same by updating the field during the first update of the same table. Thanks anyway. You helped me learn a couple.
            – V. Rangan
            Nov 14 at 5:40















          Thanks, Nick. Appears to have worked. Delighted.
          – V. Rangan
          Nov 12 at 4:43




          Thanks, Nick. Appears to have worked. Delighted.
          – V. Rangan
          Nov 12 at 4:43












          @V.Rangan if it did solve your problem please consider marking the answer accepted (the check mark under the up/down vote arrows next to the answer). See stackoverflow.com/help/someone-answers
          – Nick
          Nov 12 at 5:11




          @V.Rangan if it did solve your problem please consider marking the answer accepted (the check mark under the up/down vote arrows next to the answer). See stackoverflow.com/help/someone-answers
          – Nick
          Nov 12 at 5:11












          I am getting the error "Can't update table 'incent' in stored function/trigger because it is already used by statement which invoked this stored function/trigger." when this trigger fires, as the same table is being updated. Would you suggest creating a temporary table to overcome this ?
          – V. Rangan
          Nov 12 at 7:14




          I am getting the error "Can't update table 'incent' in stored function/trigger because it is already used by statement which invoked this stored function/trigger." when this trigger fires, as the same table is being updated. Would you suggest creating a temporary table to overcome this ?
          – V. Rangan
          Nov 12 at 7:14












          @V.Rangan are you trying to use this trigger on an UPDATE on table incent?
          – Nick
          Nov 12 at 7:56




          @V.Rangan are you trying to use this trigger on an UPDATE on table incent?
          – Nick
          Nov 12 at 7:56












          Yes. I was. By using the trigger you corrected. Then saw the glitch. Worked around the same by updating the field during the first update of the same table. Thanks anyway. You helped me learn a couple.
          – V. Rangan
          Nov 14 at 5:40




          Yes. I was. By using the trigger you corrected. Then saw the glitch. Worked around the same by updating the field during the first update of the same table. Thanks anyway. You helped me learn a couple.
          – V. Rangan
          Nov 14 at 5:40

















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