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An update was run on a table without a WHERE clause, updating all records in the table. This can have immediate impact on any transactions relying on primary keys. To avoid this, the ROWCOUNT option can be used to limit the number of rows updated. It is recommended to contact Aderant support or consultants instead of directly updating tables with SQL, as data integrity is critical. The contract with Aderant should also be reviewed before calling support regarding data issues caused by SQL updates.
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