I understand that an UPDATE is done using "old" values of the variables
involved so that we can write
T(n + 1) = U(T(n))
where T(n) and T(n + 1) are the values of the table before and after
update U.
Thanks for all who pointed this out.
Just as a matter of interest, I want to point out that t
While I'm not sure specificly which order they will be determined
in, it has no effect on what the value of "c1" will be. The value
of "c1" will be 10 minus the value of "c2" where "c2" equals the
value it was before the update occurred. For exmple...
1. Assume you create the following table...
