I'll check on the field types and give it a whirl.
thanks!
On Nov 19, 2008, at 12:58 PM, Cheryl Hewitt wrote:
You are using MS SQL, right? If you are using a view then you can
set rights as to what the view can do (i.e. select, update, delete)
for a specific user role. It is just a level of protection. Same
thing goes for stored procedures.
If those are integer fields, then do this:
update Customers set zipcode= 12345 where CustomerId= 23456
(no single quotes/ticks)
HTH,
Cheryl
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