Special UPDATE Statement
UPDATE some_table st SET some_page_no=((select count(*) FROM some_table WHERE some_table_id<st.some_table_id and some_id=st.some_id and some_type='OK') div 10)+1 WHERE some_id=345 and some_type='OK'
I want to use the above to make a fast page index (10 on each page). I had something similar in mssql and it worked, but in myssql I get this error:
"You can't specify target table 'some_table' for update in FROM clause"
What have I done wrong or can the above simply not be done?
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