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is this code correct or do i need to put the table name befror the field name

UPDATE NRIV SET NRRANGENR = number where OBJECT = 'J_1IEXCLOC'

or it should be

UPDATE NRIV SET NRIV-NRRANGENR = number where NRIV-OBJECT = 'J_1IEXCLOC'

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it should be

UPDATE NRIV SET NRRANGENR = number where OBJECT = 'J_1IEXCLOC'

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Hi

first one is ok

plzz reward if u found i am helpfull.. plzz

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Thats a danger comand to be used in NRIV or other standard table... Use transaction SNRO to manipulate the NRIV table or the functions in function group SNR3.

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can you specify how shall i do this

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Hi,

You can use the first statement.

UPDATE NRIV SET NRRANGENR = number where OBJECT = 'J_1IEXCLOC'.

Thanks,

Sriram Ponna.

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hi,

UPDATE NRIV SET NRRANGENR = number where OBJECT = 'J_1IEXCLOC'

or Object in gr_object is correct version.

because when you are updating and dealing with one tableits enough mentioning the table at one part and syntax is also correct for the above only.

Regds

Sivaparvathi

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The main question is why do you want to update a standard number interval (J_1IEXCLOC) ?