No, the ternary operator in C# is just a shorthand version of an if-else statement and does not have any direct connection to the database. To update specific data in a database table, you would need to use SQL statements such as UPDATE or INSERT, combined with WHERE clauses to specify the specific rows that you want to update. You can use conditional statements within your SQL statements, but it is not related to the ternary operator in C#.
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