java - How to guess or determine a SQL identity field and avoid duplicate -


i trying avoid duplicate updates data, know if there way update 1 row field without updating piece of data in subsequent row. here scenario, have code:

string sql = "update vagas set matricula ='" +txtmat.gettext()     + "'  curso ='" +combocurso.getselecteditem().tostring()     + "' , turma='"+turmacombo.getselecteditem().tostring()+"'"; pstmt = conlogin.preparestatement(sql); pstmt.execute(); joptionpane.showmessagedialog(null, "vagas atualizados com sucesso!"); 

i want update field matricula (which means student subscription id), course (curso) equals combocurso.getselecteditem().tostring() combobox , turma (which means course classroom filled group) equals combocurso.getselecteditem().tostring() combobox.

everything updates ok except 1 issue, example have matricula rows same name (1acc) represents 2 classroom vacancies. when call update fill both of them matricula number not desired since want fill 1 vacancy, both have same names fill both.

so there first field(column) named vagas (not table name column name) int identity (1,1) field, , want fill 1 field when call update command. trying comparing vagas column cant seem find way it.

if have multiple records meet criteria, , want 1 of records updated, have insufficient criteria update. isn't code problem, it's design problem... need choose how wish pick 1 record update out of many records selecting. how want pick record update?

if answer doesn't matter, use aggregate function on identity column constraint, example:

where ... , vagas = (select min(vagas) vagas ...) 

note "..." represents conditions you're using. snippet of code picks vagas record lowest vagas value (via select subquery).


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