I want to Select a column and set it equal to 0. In SQL I just do this: SELECT Dealer_Fee = 0.
Do I have to use an update? When I try the same thing in Oracle I get “FROM keyword not found where expected.”
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I want to Select a column and set it equal to 0. In SQL I just do this: SELECT Dealer_Fee = 0.
Do I have to use an update? When I try the same thing in Oracle I get “FROM keyword not found where expected.”
I am not sure what do you want to do and in which SQL dialect the construction you mentioned works. If you just want to retrieve some value and place it in a named column in Oracle you have to use DUAL table. Try this:
On the other hand, if you ment T-SQL and placing a value into variable you need to use PL/SQL SELECT INTO clause, like that:
If not try to explain in more detail what are you trying to achieve.