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Please help with simple query

Please help with simple query

Please help with simple query

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Hi.

Please help me.

Table 'Counter' has a date field and an integer field. I want to auto increase the integer field by 1 using the update statement. I DO NOT want to first run a select statement to find out the initial value of the integer field prior to incrementing it. how would i go about doing this?

Thanks a lot!
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RE: Please help with simple query

Depending on which SQL you are using, but most SQLs have an AUTOINCREMENT field type

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