Updating The Same Column Multiple Times In One Update Statement
Jul 23, 2005
I have a single update statement that updates the same column multiple
times in the same update statement. Basically i have a column that
looks like .1.2.3.4. which are id references that need to be updated
when a group of items is copied. I can successfully do this with
cursors, but am experimenting with a way to do it with a single update
statement.
I have verified that each row being returned to the Update statement
(in an Update..From) is correct, but that after the first update to a
column, the next row that does an update to that same row/column combo
is not using the updated data from the first update to that column.
Does anybody know of a switch or setting that can make this work, or do
I need to stick with the cursors?
Schema detail:
if exists( select * from sysobjects where id = object_id(
'dbo.ScheduleTask') and type = 'U')
drop table dbo.ScheduleTask
go
create table dbo.ScheduleTask (
Id int not null identity(1,1),
IdHierarchy varchar(200) not null,
CopyTaskId int null,
constraint PK_ScheduleTask primary key nonclustered (Id)
)
go
Update query:
Update ScheduleTask Set
ScheduleTask.IdHierarchy = Replace(ScheduleTask.IdHierarchy, '.' +
CAST(TaskCopyData.CopyTaskId as varchar) + '.', '.' +
CAST(TaskCopyData.Id as varchar) + '.')
From
ScheduleTask
INNER JOIN ScheduleTask as TaskCopyData ON
ScheduleTask.CopyTaskId IS NOT NULL AND
TaskCopyData.CopyTaskId IS NOT NULL AND
charindex('.' + CAST(TaskCopyData.CopyTaskId as varchar) + '.',
ScheduleTask.IdHierarchy) > 0
Query used to verify that data going into update is correct:
select
ScheduleTask.Id, TaskCopyData.Id, ScheduleTask.IdHierarchy, '.' +
CAST(TaskCopyData.CopyTaskId as varchar) + '.', '.' +
CAST(TaskCopyData.Id as varchar) + '.'
From
ScheduleTask
INNER JOIN ScheduleTask as TaskCopyData ON
ScheduleTask.CopyTaskId IS NOT NULL AND
TaskCopyData.CopyTaskId IS NOT NULL AND
charindex('.' + CAST(TaskCopyData.CopyTaskId as varchar) + '.',
ScheduleTask.IdHierarchy) > 0
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Jun 11, 2014
I have this update statement that I need to have joined by MSA and spec.
I keep getting an error.
Msg 1011, Level 16, State 1, Line 3
The correlation name 't1' is specified multiple times in a FROM clause.
Here is my statement below. How can I change this?
UPDATE MSA
SET [Count on Billed Charges] = (Select Count(distinct[PCS Number])
From MonthEnds.dbo.vw_All_Products t1
Inner Join MonthEnds.dbo.vw_All_Products t1 on t1.[MSA Group] = t2.[MSA Group] and t1.[Spec 1] = t2.[Spec 1])
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Aug 25, 2006
Hi,
I'm new to SQL Server but not new to SQL because I used it with Oracle. I wonder if it is possible to do this kind of statement on SQL Server:
UPDATE TableX M
SET (M.column1, M.column2, M.column3)=
(SELECT T.column1, T.column2, G.column3)
FROM Table_Y T,
Table_Z G
WHERE join condition))
WHERE EXISTS (join condition for TableX)
Basically, I'd like to update multiple columns in one statement but for some reason I can not get it to work.
What would be the equivalent on SQL Server?
Thanks for the help,
Laszlo M
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i have a table named masterlist wherein the columns are :
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andrew---19-------male
trisha---23------female
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Nov 9, 2015
I am trying to update the same row of the table multiple times. in other words, i am trying to replace the two stings on same row with two different values.
Example: if the column has a string "b" then replace with "B" and if the column has a string "d" then replace with "D" . I can write multiple updates to update it but i was just wondering if it can be done with single UPDATE statement
column before the update : bcdxyz
after the update: BcDxyz
Following is the sample data
declare @t1 table
(
c1 varchar(5),
c2 varchar(10),
c3 varchar(5)
)
insert into @t1 values ('a','bcdxyz','efg')
[Code] ....
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I have a column with XML data stored in it. I need to update that column several times with new values for different nodes. I've written a CLR function to update the XML quickly but the update is always based on the initial value of the xmlData column. I was hoping that the subsequent updates would be based on the new data from the prior update (each xmlTable has several newData rows). Do I have to make this a table valued function and use cross apply?
UPDATE xmlTable
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FROM xmlTable
JOIN newData
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Jun 20, 2013
Problem Summary: Merge Statement takes several times longer to execute than equivalent Update, Insert and Delete as separate statements. Why?
I have a relatively large table (about 35,000,000 records, approximately 13 GB uncompressed and 4 GB with page compression - including indexes). A MERGE statement pretty consistently takes two or three minutes to perform an update, insert and delete. At one extreme, updating 82 (yes 82) records took 1 minute, 45 seconds. At the other extreme, updating 100,000 records took about five minutes.When I changed the MERGE to the equivalent separate UPDATE, INSERT & DELETE statements (embedded in an explicit transaction) the entire update took only 17 seconds. The query plans for the separate UPDATE, INSERT & DELETE statements look very similar to the query plan for the combined MERGE. However, all the row count estimates for the MERGE statement are way off.
Obviously, I am going to use the separate UPDATE, INSERT & DELETE statements. The actual query plans for the four statements ( combined MERGE and the separate UPDATE, INSERT & DELETE ) are attached. SQL Code to create the source and target tables and the actual queries themselves are below. I've also included the statistics created by my test run. Nothing else was running on the server when I ran the test.
Server Configuration:
SQL Server 2008 R2 SP1, Enterprise Edition
3 x Quad-Core Xeon Processor
Max Degree of Parallelism = 8
148 GB RAM
SQL Code:
Target Table:
USE TPS;
IF OBJECT_ID('dbo.ParticipantResponse') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE dbo.ParticipantResponse;
[code]....
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Dim strStep1 As String = ""Dim s As ListItemFor Each s In cblStep1.ItemsIf s.Selected ThenstrStep1 += s.Text + ", "End IfNext
Dim strStep2 As String = ""Dim s2 As ListItemFor Each s2 In cblStep2.ItemsIf s2.Selected ThenstrStep2 += s2.Text + ", "End IfNext
Dim ConnString As String = ConfigurationManager.AppSettings("ConnectionString")Dim Conn As New SqlConnection(ConnString)Dim CommandString As String = "UPDATE [tblAccess] SET [complete1] = ?, [complete2] = ?" & _"WHERE empName = @empName"
Dim Command As New SqlCommand(ConnString, Conn)Command.Parameters.AddWithValue("complete1", strStep1)Command.Parameters.AddWithValue("complete2", strStep2)
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I have the following code:
TRUNCATE TABLE [Temp_Export];
INSERT INTO [Temp_Export]
(
[Code]....
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I am currently having this problem with gridview and detailview. When I drag either onto the page and set my select statement to pick from one table and then update that data through the gridview (lets say), the update works perfectly. My problem is that the table I am pulling data from is mainly foreign keys. So in order to hide the number values of the foreign keys, I select the string value columns from the tables that contain the primary keys. I then use INNER JOIN in my SELECT so that I only get the data that pertains to the user I am looking to list and edit. I run the "test query" and everything I need shows up as I want it. I then go back to the gridview and change the fields which are foreign keys to templates. When I edit the templates I bind the field that contains the string value of the given foreign key to the template. This works great, because now the user will see string representation instead of the ID numbers that coinside with the string value. So I run my webpage and everything show up as I want it to, all the data is correct and I get no errors. I then click edit (as I have checked the "enable editing" box) and the gridview changes to edit mode. I make my changes and then select "update." When the page refreshes, and the gridview returns, the data is not updated and the original data is shown. I am sorry for so much typing, but I want to be as clear as possible with what I am doing. The only thing I can see being the issue is that when I setup my SELECT and FROM to contain fields from multiple tables, the UPDATE then does not work. When I remove all of my JOIN's and go back to foreign keys and one table the update works again. Below is what I have for my SQL statements:------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SELECT:SELECT People.FirstName, People.LastName, People.FullName, People.PropertyID, People.InviteTypeID, People.RSVP, People.Wheelchair, Property.[House/Day Hab], InviteType.InviteTypeName FROM (InviteType INNER JOIN (Property INNER JOIN People ON Property.PropertyID = People.PropertyID) ON InviteType.InviteTypeID = People.InviteTypeID) WHERE (People.PersonID = ?)UPDATE:UPDATE [People] SET [FirstName] = ?, [LastName] = ?, [FullName] = ?, [PropertyID] = ?, [InviteTypeID] = ?, [RSVP] = ?, [Wheelchair] = ? WHERE [PersonID] = ? ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The only fields I want to update are in [People]. My WHERE is based on a control that I use to select a person from a drop down list. If I run the test query for the update while setting up my data source the query will update the record in the database. It is when I try to make the update from the gridview that the data is not changed. If anything is not clear please let me know and I will clarify as much as I can. This is my first project using ASP and working with databases so I am completely learning as I go. I took some database courses in college but I have never interacted with them with a web based front end. Any help will be greatly appreciated.Thank you in advance for any time, help, and/or advice you can give.Brian
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I need to update multiple columns in a table with multiple condition.
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update Table1
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from
(select * from table2)d
where table1.state=d.state and
table1.month=d.month and
table1.year=d.year
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If I want to update 2 columns at 1 time with a where clause
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I would like to update the "SMiles" column based on the data in the "Dist" column. If the number in the "Dist" column is less than 250 then subtract 25 and multiply it by 1.15 the result should go in the "SMiles" column. If the number is grater than 250 then subtract 40 and multiply by 1.15 and place the result in the "SMiles" column; like so:
UPDATE xLegHdr
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Hi,
I am writting a bit of SQL that takes data from one table then inserts it into another one. There is a field that can be any value (and is usually null), but when I insert the value in the new table then I want to execute:
IF table.field>0 then tabl2.field='400'. In other words for every row in the selection that has a field that is greater than 0 then '400' will be put into the new table.
I am not sure if the IF stamement can loop through a number of rows and execute depending on the value of a field in that row??
Thanks
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...
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Alternatively, I found the following code that uses the byte array directly but only shows a single statement. How could I use it to execute multiple statements as shown above?'FROM http://aspnet.4guysfromrolla.com/articles/103002-1.2.aspx
'2. Create a command object for the query
Dim strSQL as String = _
"INSERT INTO UserAccount(Username,Password) " & _
"VALUES(@Username, @Password)"
Dim objCmd as New SqlCommand(strSQL, objConn)
'3. Create parameters
Dim paramUsername as SqlParameter
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objCmd.Parameters.Add(paramUsername)
Dim paramPwd as SqlParameter
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objCmd.ExecuteNonQuery()
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mklopt
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http://www.blogcoward.com/archive/2005/05/09/234.aspx[^]
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Thanks,
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I'm trying to write a script that would only update a column if it exists.
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BEGIN
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END
And got the following error:
Server: Msg 207, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
Invalid column name 'nosuchfield'.
I'm curious why MS-SQL would do syntax checking in this case. I've used this type of check with ALTER TABLE ADD COLUMN commands before and it worked perfectly fine.
The only way I can think of to get around this is with:
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BEGIN
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execute sp_executesql @sql
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My where clause is written like this
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INSERT #Vert Values('ABC', 1, 22),('ABC', 2, 32),('BBC', 1, 12),('BBC', 2, 23),('CAB', 1, 33),('CAB', 2, 44) -- COMBINATION OF FILTER AND CHANNEL IS UNIQUE
CREATE TABLE #Hori (FILTER VARCHAR(3), CHANNEL1 TINYINT, CHANNEL2 TINYINT)
INSERT #Hori Values ('ABC', NULL, NULL),('BBC', NULL, NULL),('CAB', NULL, NULL) -- FILTER IS UNIQUE IN #HORI TABLE
One way to achieve this is to write two update statements. After update, the output you see is my desired output
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SET CHANNEL1= VALUE
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WHERE V.CHANNEL=1 -- updates only channel1
UPDATE H
SET CHANNEL2= VALUE
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I would like to do this:
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|
Task2 ------Success-----> Set Vars -----Success-| (do the Log task again)
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I have a four tables called plandescription, plandetail and analysisdetail. The table plandescription has the columns DetailQuestionID which is the primary and identity column and a QuestionDescription column.
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The third table analysisdetail consists of a analysisID which the primary and identity column, PlanDetailID which is the foreign key attribute of plandetail table and a scenario.
Below is the schema of the three tables
I have a two web form that will insert, update and delete data into these three tables in a two transaction. One web form will perform CRUD operations in plandescription and plandetail table. When the user inserts QuestionDescription and planid in this web form, I will insert the QuestionDescription Value in the plandescription table and will generate a DetailQuestionID value and this value is fed to the plandetail table with the planid. Here I will generate a PlanDetailID.
Once this transaction is done, I will show the second web form in which the user enters the scenario and this will be mapped with the plandescription using the PlanDetailID.
This schema cannot be changes as this is the client requirement. When I insert values I don’t have any problem. However when I update existing data, I need to delete existing PlanDetailID in the plandetail table and recreate PlanDetailID data for that DetailQuestionID and planID. This is because, the user will be adding or deleting a planID associated with the QuestionDescription.
Once I recreate PlanDetailID for that DetailQuestionID and planID, I need to update the old PlanDetailID with the new PlanDetailID in the third table analysisdetail for the associated analysisID.
I created a #Temp table called #DetailTable to insert the values analysisID, planid and old PlanDetailID and new PlanDetailID so that I can have them in update statement once I delete the data from plandetail table for that PlanDetailID.
Then I deleted the plandetailid from the plandetail table and recreate PlanDetailID for that DetailQuestionID. During my recreation I fetched the new PlanDetailID’s created into another temp table called #InsertedRows
After this I am running a while loop to update the temp table #DetailTable with the newly created PlanDetailID for the appropriate planID’s. The problem is here. When I have the same number of planID’s for example 2 planID’s 1,2 I will have only two old PlanDetailID and new PlanDetailID for that planID and analysisID.But When I add a new PlanID or remove a existing planID I am getting null value for that newly added or deleted planID. This is affecting my update statement of analysisdetail table as PlanDetailID cannot be null.
I tried to remove the Null value from the #DetailTable by running the update statement of analysis detail in a while loop however its not working.
DECLARE @categoryid INT = 8
DECLARE @DetailQuestionID INT = 1380
/*------- I need the query to run for the below three data.
Here i'm updating my planids that already exists in my database*/
DECLARE @planids VARCHAR(MAX) = '2,4,5'
[code].....
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con.Open()
Dim RS As SqlDataReader = cmd.ExecuteReader()
While RS.Read()
blah blah blah
End While
End Using
Then in my other spot on the page I have the following:
Dim cmdresults As New SqlCommand("Select Users.Firstname, sum(PointsID) as TotalPoints from Football_Input, Football_Schedule, Users where Football_Input.TeamID = Football_Schedule.winID and users.userid = Football_Input.UserID Group by Users.firstname")
Using con
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While RD.Read()%>
<tr>
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</td>
</tr>
<%End While
End Using
When I try to execute I get this error, "ExecuteReader: Connection property has not been initialized." on the following line, "
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