Is SET a SQL Keyword?
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Answer / radhakrishnan vaithilingam
Yes.
The SET is keyword in SQL Server. The SET is ANSI standard.
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Answer / digvijay
yes, set is assign the value in declared variable.
exaple:--
declare @a int
set @a=20
@a hold the 20.
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Answer / ganesh dhage
SET is Reserved word in the SQL Server.Basically SET keyword is used for updating the particular record in the database table with some conditions...If i need to change the name of Student from Student table then i can write query like this->
update Student set Stud_Name=Ganesh
where StudID=201 and Email='abcd@pune.com';
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