Best to ask your questions on the list, so others may find them,
with (hopefully) helpful answers in the archives in the future.
so, you've got a table with indistinguishable rows. I'm afraid you've
got to use an non ANSI extension. Every DB I've ever used has something
equivelant. In PostgreSQL, it's the 'oid', so in your case, you'd do:
SELECT oid,Name from tablename;
and see something like:
oid Name
------- -------
102453 ibrahim first row
102455 ibrahim second row
103756 ibrahim third row
Then, you can delete, comparing on the oid:
DELETE FROM tablename WHERE oid=102455;
Ross
On Tue, Jul 03, 2001 at 03:23:42AM -0700, ibrahim cobanoglu wrote:
> Hi. my name is ibrahim
>
> i have one problem with multiple rows..
>
> i have a table named record and this table consist one
> field (name)
>
> in this field there are 3 values such as
> Name
> -------
> ibrahim first row
> ibrahim second row
> ibrahim third row
>
> i want to delete only the second row. ( with Ansi
> SQL (no cursor, trigger, rowid, rownum,....etc.) use
> select, count, .... (whats required!) )
>
> but i dont know How to delete..
>
> its really improtant for me.
>
> i will glad....
>
>
>
>
>
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