Update a data in SQL database [closed] - java

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I have a table in my database. I am using jdbc to use this database. I want to update a particular data by subtracting it to some value.
Suppose a student with name xyz is there. Currently his marks in a subject is 50. I want to delete it by 10, then what would be the syntax? I am new to SQL.

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update students
set mark = mark - 10
where name = 'xyz'
Can't give a better answer than that, as your question is very limited in useful and concrete information. I'm sure you'll figure it out.

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