Also, take a look at triggers on the table. There may be a trigger
Chuck Conover wrote:
> bher2,
> There may be several reasons for this. Here are some ideas:
> - Do a select before you do the delete. See if that brings up the records
> you think it will bring up.
> - Try the select, then the delete in SQL Query analyzer. If you are doing
> this in an application, you might not be seeing any errors that come up,
> like foreign key errors.
> - Try grabbing the PK first for the record(s) you want to delete, if there
> is one and then delete by PK.
> - Try updating the statistics on the table. If they are "broken", your db
> might not be finding the record(s) you expect, if any.
>
> Hope that helps,
> Best regards,
> Chuck Conover
>
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> "bher2" <bhetong22@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>>please help
>>
>>i was trying to delete a specific record on a table but it still shows
>>the same record that should be deleted. i dont know how.
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