BULK updation in sql

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SQL-Server-2005

In my scenario

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UPDATE fine 
SET fine.name = RES.name
FROM fine INNER JOIN (select Query) AS RES ON fine .CODE=RES.CODE

It is not working.
Is this the right way?

Posted 20-Dec-12 23:30pm

josh-jw

Updated 21-Dec-12 0:40am

André Kraak

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__TR__ 21-Dec-12 5:32am

Try
UPDATE LF
SET LF.name = RES.name
FROM fine AS LF INNER JOIN (select Query) AS RES ON LF.CODE=RES.CODE

josh-jw 21-Dec-12 5:39am

its not working

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phil.o · Answer 1 · 2012-12-21T00:05:00

Solution 1

Here a CTE (Common Table Expression) should do the trick :

WITH SelectQuery AS
(
   SELECT CODE, name
   FROM ...
)

UPDATE fine 
SET fine.name = RES.name
FROM fine INNER JOIN SelectQuery AS RES ON fine.CODE=RES.CODE

Posted 21-Dec-12 0:05am

phil.o

Updated 21-Dec-12 0:06am

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