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SYMPTOMSSQL Server does not report an error when an UPDATE or DELETE statement fails to process any rows. CAUSEIn SQL Server, an UPDATE or DELETE statement that does not process any rows because of the conditions in the WHERE clause is considered to have executed as intended. The status returned by dbsqlexec() will be SUCCEED, not FAIL. DBCOUNT can be used to determine the number of rows processed by the previous statement. Additional query words: Windows NT dblib
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