for SELECT statements you do not need the rowid. just send the following query. SELECT * FROM <tableid> WHERE username = 'entered user name ...
SELECT ROWID FROM <tableid> WHERE ... see also How to INSERT, DELETE and SELECT a Fusiontable by Viktor. Taifun ...
SELECT ROWID FROM <tableid>. and store them in a list, then execute an update statement for each rowid. UPDATE <tableid> SET myColumn ...
SELECT ROWID FROM <tableid> WHERE ... The second step is to do the DELETE. DELETE FROM <table_id> { WHERE ROWID = <row_id> }.
there are 2 steps for UPDATE statements. 1. get the rowid of the row you like to update, this is something like this. SELECT ROWID FROM <tableid> ...
SELECT available, ROWID FROM <tableid> WHERE schedule = <listpicker. selection>. then depending on the result send an UPDATE statement.
Hi, when I select something from a fusion table (for example SELECT ROWID FROM (tableid) WHERE Description = 'apple'), it comes out like this: ...
SELECT ROWID FROM< tableID> WHERE Produkt = productNumberOfTheProductYouWantToUpdate. you get back the rowid as described in this ...
DELETE FROM <tableid> WHERE ROWID = <rowid from step 1>. 4. if you want to store products by userid, you have to provide additionally the userid ...
instead of only sending a. SELECT ROWID FROM <tableid> WHERE ... to the table, you would have to send a. SELECT ROWID, logdate FROM ...
I think I know now why you get the problem... how do you retrieve the rowid? in case you do a query like that "SELECT ROWID FROM <tableid> ...
... UPDATE or DELETE. SQL Reference Documentation of the Fusion Tables API. SELECT ROWID FROM <tableid> WHERE <your where condition>.
SELECT ROWID, * FROM tableid... The statement works ONLY when I remove the * and replace by individual table elements. Please help.
Then comes the fushionTables.GetRowsWithConditions block. I have the tableId set to a particular fusion table's id. (I already have the credentials set ...
to get the ROWID, just send a SELECT statement to the table like this (example). SELECT ROWID, Product, Quantity FROM <tableid>. Taifun.
UPDATE TableID SET PicName = Ted WHERE ROWID = 12005. it should be something more like: UPDATE TableID SET PicName='Ted' WHERE ...
SELECT ROWID FROM <tableid> WHERE Name = 'textbox1.text'. 2. update query. UPDATE <tableid> SET Value = <textbox2.text> WHERE ROWID ...
SELECT ROWID FROM <tableid> WHERE Room = '2'. you will receive a result like this. rowid. 1001. now split the result using the split block at \n (new ...
first send a select statement to the table to get the rowid. SELECT ROWID FROM <tableid> WHERE item = <your item you want to delete>. then send a ...
1. SELECT ROWID FROM <tableid> WHERE storeName = 'Waltmart__2070'. 2. UPDATE <tableid> SET value04 = <your new value> WHERE ROWID ...
SELECT * FROM WHERE ID = 2518 <tableid>. as already said, the sql statement should look like this. SELECT ID FROM <tableid> WHERE ID = 2518.
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1. SELECT ROWID FROM <tableid>. WHERE CODICE = '<tb_barcode.Text>'. 2. UPDATE <tableid>. SET GIACENZA = '<tb_quantita_text>',. PREZZO ...
SELECT ROWID FROM <tableid> WHERE name = 'Denise'. assuming there is the column name available and you like to delete the row, which has ...
DELETE FROM <tableid>. and after that of course the block SendQuery to send the statement to the table. btw. there is no semicolon required after the ...
FROM <TABLEID> WHERE username = 'TextboxUsername.Text'. see also How to INSERT, DELETE and SELECT a Fusiontable by Viktor. Taifun ...
are you talking about the ROWID? do a select statement like this. SELECT ROWID, Date, Name, Pizza, Drink, Comment FROM <tableid>. and receive ...
Yes, but is a way to only get the number? send a select query to the table like this . SELECT ROWID FROM <tableid> WHERE <your where condition>.
just send a SELECT statement to the table like this. SELECT ROWID FROM < tableid> WHERE <your where condition>. to get the row id. Taifun.
Ok so I manage to get SELECT working with this code ... SELECT rowid, Location , Destination, Fare From tableID ... But it is displaying everything in ...
just send an UPDATE statement to the table like this. UPDATE <tableid> SET name = <textboxName.Text>. age = <textboxAge.Text> WHERE ROWID ...
also if you now send a new select statement to the table, don't you see the new values? SELECT * FROM <tableid> WHERE ROWID = '18002'. Taifun.
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