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ClarificationThanks ltfearme,I thought that might be the case thanks for the clarification.I downloaded as suggested SQLiteBrowser (thanks).I ran the following SQL commandUPDATE local_episodesSET EpisodeFilename = 'j:' || SUBSTR(EpisodeFilename, 3,LENGTH(EpisodeFilename))WHERE SUBSTR(EpisodeFilename,1,3)='F:\'Which worked perfectly, but when I went to run it the next time to change any files stored on my H: drive it didn't work.I performed several tests and I can change either all the records on the F: drive or all the records on the H: drive but not both.It seems that after the first command, it won't work a second time.I even tried:UPDATE local_episodesSET EpisodeFilename = 'j:' || SUBSTR(EpisodeFilename, 3,LENGTH(EpisodeFilename))WHERE SUBSTR(EpisodeFilename,1,3)='F:\' OR SUBSTR(EpisodeFilename,1,3)='H:\'But this results in none of the records being changed.Any ideas as to the cause of this behaviour?TIAMillamber
Clarification
Thanks ltfearme,
I thought that might be the case thanks for the clarification.
I downloaded as suggested SQLiteBrowser (thanks).
I ran the following SQL command
UPDATE local_episodes
SET EpisodeFilename = 'j:' || SUBSTR(EpisodeFilename, 3,LENGTH(EpisodeFilename))
WHERE SUBSTR(EpisodeFilename,1,3)='F:\'
Which worked perfectly, but when I went to run it the next time to change any files stored on my H: drive it didn't work.
I performed several tests and I can change either all the records on the F: drive or all the records on the H: drive but not both.
It seems that after the first command, it won't work a second time.
I even tried:
WHERE SUBSTR(EpisodeFilename,1,3)='F:\' OR SUBSTR(EpisodeFilename,1,3)='H:\'
But this results in none of the records being changed.
Any ideas as to the cause of this behaviour?
TIA
Millamber