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Apr 26, 2001

Hi
I'm new to SQL. The primary keys of the tables I use or not autonumbered.
I need to insert data and delete data. When I need to insert data al the primary keys should change. example

1 tim
2 frank
3 jan
4 klaus

I need to insert a new name at place number 3. So jan get's number 4, Klaus number 5.

The same thing goes if I want to delete a row

How can this be done with a stored procedure??? anybody an idea
Or are there script available for things like this?
Tim

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Code Snippet
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@empID varchar(500)
as
DELETE FROM table_B
WHERE charindex(','+CONVERT(varchar,[empID])+',',','+@empID+',') > 0

---HELP from this ponit how to insert ? after where not exist


IF @@ROWCOUNT > 0

BEGIN


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where not exist

select
empID,ShiftDate,shiftType
from
table_A





table_A

empID fname ShiftDate shiftType
----------------------------------------------------

111 aaaa 15/03/2008 1
111 aaaa 16/03/2008 2
111 aaaa 18/03/2008 3
111 aaaa 19/03/2008 4
111 aaaa 20/03/2008 5
111 aaaa 21/03/2008 6
999 qqq 21/03/2008 9
222 bbb 02/05/2008 7
222 bbb 03/05/2008 8
222 bbb 04/05/2008 9
222 bbb 05/05/2008 7
222 bbb 06/05/2008 9
222 bbb 07/05/2008 3
222 bbb 08/05/2008 4
222 bbb 09/05/2008 5
333 ccc 03/04/2008 9
333 ccc 04/04/2008 2


TABLE B

empID fname ShiftDate shiftType
----------------------------------------------------

111 aaaa 15/03/2008 1
111 aaaa 16/03/2008 2
111 aaaa 18/03/2008 3
111 aaaa 19/03/2008 4
111 aaaa 20/03/2008 5
111 aaaa 21/03/2008 6


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************************************************** ***
My contrat DDL is follows

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************************************************** ***
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/***************************************************************
** CREATED: 12/04/2006
****************************************************************
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****************************************************************
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** DATE WHO MODIFICATION DESCRIPTION
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