Update row in database

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Han
Han am 20 Mär. 2018
Bearbeitet: Greg am 23 Mär. 2018
Hi ..
In database I have Id and its type is 'int', also I have Name and its type is varchar
When I tried to update the Id it was work:
Id = str2num(get(handles.ID,'String'));
y = exec(conn,'select Id from admin_info')
y = fetch(y);
y1=(y.Data)
colnames3={'Id'};
whereclause3 = ['WHERE ID= ' num2str(y1{1})]
update(conn,'admin_info', colnames3, Id, whereclause3);
But the update for the name it doesn't work !
name = get(handles.name, 'String')
x = exec(conn,'select name from admin_info');
x = fetch(x);
x1 = x.Data
n = x1{1}
colnames2={'name'};
whereclause2 = ['WHERE name = ' n]
update(conn,'admin_info', colnames2, name, whereclause2);
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Bob Thompson
Bob Thompson am 21 Mär. 2018
I realize this is things you probably already checked, but it's what I usually go through to investigate my errors.
Have you confirmed that name, n, and whereclause2 are all proper values and classes?
If those are all correct, then it appears that all of the inputs to the update() command are correct and I don't know that I'm really going to be able to help you much, since I don't really know anything about Simulink commands.
Greg
Greg am 22 Mär. 2018
Bearbeitet: Greg am 22 Mär. 2018
I may be way off here (not a lot of experience with databases), but:
It looks like you are retrieving the entire column from the database, using MATLAB to find the row you want to change, then telling the database to change it. Why not build a single exec command and let the database do it all?
Otherwise, I notice you have a space before the = in the second where clause, but not the first. I don't think that matters, but maybe?

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Greg
Greg am 22 Mär. 2018
Reading the documentation for update, it indicates that the new data (input number 4) cannot be a character array. The ID worked because it can handle numeric matrix. To update a char/string entry, use a cellstr input.
update(conn,'admin_info', colnames2, cellstr(name), whereclause2);
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Bob Thompson
Bob Thompson am 22 Mär. 2018
Bearbeitet: Bob Thompson am 22 Mär. 2018
You don't want to do cellstr(n), you want cellstr(whereclause2).
Of course I could also be totally just blowing smoke and have no idea what I'm doing.
Han
Han am 22 Mär. 2018
Ok, thank you anyway.

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Han
Han am 22 Mär. 2018
Thank you to everyone..
Now it's working for me.
In the future, if someone faced the same problem, here is the code:
x = exec(conn,'select name from admin_info');
x = fetch(x);
xx = char(x.Data)
n = sprintf('''%s''',xx)
colnames2={'name'};
whereclause2 = (['WHERE name =' n])
update(conn,'admin_info', colnames2, cellstr(name), whereclause2);
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Greg
Greg am 23 Mär. 2018
Bearbeitet: Greg am 23 Mär. 2018
That is extremely complex code.
x = exec(conn,'select name from admin_info');
x = fetch(x);
colnames2={'name'};
% Probably want an actual index here, not a hardcoded 1
whereclause2 = sprint('WHERE name = ''%s''',x.Data{1});
Your use of
xx = char(x.Data);
will not do well when x.Data has multiple rows.

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