Update Statement Not Working
Why does this simple update statement not work with a mysql version 3.23.49,
it does work when using 4.0.24..... ?
UPDATE listitem,vjbase,list SET listitem.showsec = 7 WHERE listitem.id_vjbase = vjbase.vjbase_id AND listitem.id_vjbase = 3 AND vjbase.id_viduser = 61000 AND listitem.id_list = list.list_id AND listitem.id_list = 1 AND list.id_viduser = 61000
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