UPDATE LIBRARY SET TYPE = REPLACE(TYPE,'Books','Book');
UPDATE LIBRARY SET TYPE = REPLACE(TYPE,'Paper Book','Book');
UPDATE LIBRARY SET TYPE = REPLACE(TYPE,'cds','CD');
UPDATE LIBRARY SET TYPE = REPLACE(TYPE,'dvds','DVD');

Rules:

• You can execute one or more SQL statements
• Llist one SQL statement per line
• At the end of the line, include the Semicolon symbol ";"
• Before you run any SQL statement, create a backup file

Example:
In this sample, four sql statements are executed. They will change error entries in the TYPE data field:

• 1st SQL statement will replace "Books" with "Book"
• 2nd SQL statement will replace "Paper Book" with "Book"
• 3rd SQL statement will replace "cds" with "CD"
• 4th SQL statement will replace "dvds" with "DVD"

Question: I use the Grade field so that I can print out their barcodes by grade level. Then I can scan the barcode when each grade level comes to library. This is the first time I've had to change their grade level since using the program. I just couldn't remember what I did in previous years to advance them to the next grade. I will do it manually.

Answer:
You can send your library backup file to us. We will review the data field in which you store a student's grade level and reply with the SQL statement. Additionally, you can check how to update student grades.