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Hi Alex,

The UPDATE query is allowed (i.e. stored in the queries list) if you
'edit in SQL view' and then set the 'Run SQL Command directly' in the
SQL editor. If you don't do it this way only SELECT queries are
permitted.

Cheers
Harvey




On Wed, 2017-11-29 at 14:34 +0100, Alexander Thurgood wrote:
Le 29/11/2017 à 12:27, Harvey Nimmo a écrit :


Hi Harvey,

Perhaps I am misunderstanding the issue here, but the panel you refer
to
is only supposed to be a Preview of the document display. So, if you
execute a query then you get a preview of the result, which to me,
would
seem to be "functioning as designed".

I'm slightly confused however that you write that you have an update
query in your list of "Queries" in the left hand pane. It was my
understanding that one couldn't establish UPDATE queries in this
manner
and save them to the list of queries because the built-in query
parser
would refuse to execute an update DML statement (even in "SQL direct"
mode). How exactly have you achieved this ?


Alex




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