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Setting Properties
To set one or more properties for a row, use the "mk::set" command, which takes a row reference (i.e. db.viewname!rownum) and a list of one or more property names and values. So for example to change the salary of the employee at index 3 in the employees view, we could use:
mk::set db.employees!3 salary 25
The last mk::row append in the previous section could also be written as:
set row [mk::row append db.employees]
mk::set $row name "Mark" employeeid 1 salary 10
Remember to use "mk::file commit" periodically after storing data in your files.
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