I used the SELECT COUNT(*) to check my WHERE statement and got the correct number of updates, however when I attempt the UPDATE I get a syntax error around line 3.
UPDATE scans AS s
SET s.sbjnum = d.sbjnum
JOIN details AS d on d.name = s.name
WHERE s.sbjnum =''
You have to have a FROM to have a JOIN
UPDATE scans
SET sbjnum = d.sbjnum
FROM scans s
JOIN details AS d ON d.name = s.name
WHERE s.sbjnum =''
According to the MySQL manual you can write it like this:
UPDATE scans AS s
JOIN details AS d ON d.name = s.name
SET sbjnum = d.sbjnum
WHERE s.sbjnum =''
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Back Story: I am looking to do a left join based on if a condition is true with an if statement. However if it is false, I want to still join the said table in, but with the same columns or with a new set of columns. This query is being wrote for a Pervasive SQL DB.
This query is fairly large, without this particular issue it executes and returns the data sets as expected. Below is a snapshot of the issue I am currently running into..
SELECT A.ONUM, B.JN, C.SEQ, C.PN
From Z.OH
LEFT JOIN OL A ON Z.ONUM = A.ONUM
LEFT JOIN JH B ON A.ONUM = B.SNUM AND A.OLNUM = B.SLNUM AND B.CLSD <> 'Y'
LEFT JOIN JO C ON IF(A.LC <> 'ZY', B.JN = C.JN, LEFT(B.C_PO, 6) = C.JN OR B.JN = C.JN) AND C.OP_T NOT IN ('Z','C')
WHERE Z.OT <> 'T' AND C.PN NOT IN (SELECT X.PN FROM JH X WHERE B.JN = X.JN)
Again, very summarized version with lots of joins/filters/select statement removed.
I am running into issues on the join with the IF statement. Without the if statement, the query executes as expected.
The original join being: B.JN = C.JN AND C.OP_T NOT IN ('Z', 'C')
When executing the query in PCC it would give the following syntax error at the following point: "B.JN << ??? >> = C.JN"
I tried switching over to an OR statement as shown below, but the run time of the query made it an impossible choice.
LEFT JOIN JO C ON
(B.JN = C.JN) OR (A.LC = 'ZY' AND LEFT(B.C_PO, 6) = C.JN)
AND C.OP_T NOT IN ('Z','C')
Checking the documentation, it looks like the query on the if statement is following the correct syntax...
Most simple solution would be to avoid the IF in the WHERE-clause, and do:
SELECT A.ONUM, B.JN, C.SEQ, C.PN
From Z.OH
LEFT JOIN OL A ON Z.ONUM = A.ONUM
LEFT JOIN JH B ON A.ONUM = B.SNUM AND A.OLNUM = B.SLNUM AND B.CLSD <> 'Y'
LEFT JOIN JO C ON (A.LC <> 'ZY' AND B.JN = C.JN) OR (A.LC = 'ZY' AND (LEFT(B.C_PO, 6) = C.JN OR B.JN = C.JN))
AND C.OP_T NOT IN ('Z','C')
WHERE Z.OT <> 'T' AND C.PN NOT IN (SELECT X.PN FROM JH X WHERE B.JN = X.JN)
I need some help with this query. It works fine in SSMS, but will not work in Oracle. How can I rewrite this so it will work in Oracle? I really appreciate the help.
UPDATE reservation_Daily_elements e
SET e.MARKET_CODE = 'PHEE',
e.ORIGIN_OF_BOOKING = 'DESKTOP'
FROM reservation_Daily_elements e
LEFT JOIN reservation_daily_element_name dn
ON e.resv_daily_el_seq = dn.resv_daily_el_seq
WHERE dn.RESV_NAME_ID IN ('3747957');
Commit;
How about MERGE?
merge into reservation_daily_elements e
using (select dn.resv_daily_el_seq
from reservatioin_daily_element_name dn
where dn.resv_name_id = '3747957'
) x
on (e.resv_daily_el_seq = x.resv_daily_el_seq)
when matched then update set
e.market_code = 'PHEE',
e.origin_of_booking = 'DESKTOP';
If it has to be UPDATE, then
update reservation_daily_elements e set
e.market_code = 'PHEE',
e.origin_of_booking = 'DESKTOP'
where exists (select null
from reservation_daily_element_name dn
where dn.resv_daily_el_seq = e.resv_daily_el_seq
and dn.resv_name = '3747957'
);
Btw, oracle supports updatable inline views, so you can use simple update (Select... From t1 join t2 on...) set... .
Also as I see your 'left join' is really 'inner join' because of the predicates in where clause.
I have three tables
CLAIMS_TB
CLAIMS_RISK_TB
VEHICLE_TB
And then I need this result below:
Who can help me or share with me the query to be used?
N.B: If the code is 700 it means that it is a vehicle and it must fill the column called "ai_vehicle_use" otherwise it must leave it blank because "VEHICLE_TB" table contains only vehicles
This is what I tried:
select
klm.CM_PL_INDEX,
klm.cm_no,
klmrisk.cr_risk_code,
CASE WHEN klm.CM_PR_CODE = '0700' THEN klmrisk.cr_risk_code ELSE '' END,
veh.ai_vehicle_use
from CLAIMS_TB klm
JOIN CLAIMS_RISK_TB klmrisk
ON (klm.cm_index = klmrisk.cr_cm_index)
INNER JOIN VEHICLE_TB veh
on veh.ai_regn_no = klm.cm_no
where klm.cm_no='CL/01/044/00001/01/2018'
or klmrisk.cr_cm_index='86594'
order by klmrisk.cr_risk_code;
I believe this could fit your needs.
SELECT
*
FROM CLAIMS_TB AS c
LEFT JOIN CLAIMS_RISK_TB cl ON c.cm_index = cl.cr_cm_index
LEFT JOIN VEHICLE_TB v ON cl.cr_risk_code = v.ai_risk_index
Finaly I find the solution, query below works:
select * from CLAIMS_TB c
JOIN CLAIMS_RISK_TB cr ON( C.CM_INDEX = cr.cr_cm_index)
LEFT OUTER JOIN VEHICLE_TB v ON (cr.cr_risk_code = v.ai_regn_no);
I'm trying return a list from db but it gives me Error "ORA-00918: column ambiguously defined".
When I execute this query inside new SQL page, it returns true list. However, when I write it in a package as stored procedure, it returns ORA-00918 and package goes invalid status.
What is the reason for this difference?
select distinct c.customer_no, m.title, c.group_id, g.name, c.pricelist_id, p.name from db.customer c
join db.pricelist p on c.pricelist_id = p.pricelist_id
join db.master m on c.customer_no = m.customer_no
join db.group g on c.group_id = g.id
where (c.customer_no = pn_customer_no or pn_customer_no=-1)
and (c.group_id = pn_group_no or pn_group_no=-1)
and (c.pricelist_id = pn_pricelist_no or pn_pricelist_no=-1)
and (c.kom_type = ps_kom_tip)
order by c.customer_no asc
You are selecting the columns:
select distinct
c.customer_no,
m.title,
c.group_id,
g.name, -- NAME column
c.pricelist_id,
p.name -- NAME column
When you run the query in SQL/Plus or SQL Developer (or another IDE) it will output the columns:
CUSTOMER_NO TITLE GROUP_ID NAME PRICELIST_ID NAME1
and will rename the second NAME column to NAME1.
In the PL/SQL scope, it will not do this and will try to handle the two columns with the names you have given (i.e. the same names), fail and return ORA-00918.
You need to give one (or both) column an alias so they have distinct names.
New SQL page assigns your dublicate columns new temporary column names.
But stored procedures add your values a list matched column names.
Therefore, two columns have same names, it confuses which name should desired name.
Like bundle, your column name will be key to learn value and value will be value.
You should change one of them p.name or g.name or both of them.
select distinct c.customer_no, m.isim_unvan, c.group_id, g.name as groupName, c.pricelist_id, p.name as tarifeName from db.customer c
join db.pricelist p on c.pricelist_id = p.pricelist_id
join db.master m on c.customer_no = m.musteri_no
join db.group g on c.group_id = g.id
where (c.customer_no = pn_customer_no or pn_customer_no=-1)
and (c.group_id = pn_group_no or pn_group_no=-1)
and (c.pricelist_id = pn_pricelist_no or pn_pricelist_no=-1)
and (c.kom_type = ps_kom_tip)
order by c.customer_no asc
I'm creating a select from multiple tables using a union as I need to return a list of activities that has occurred for a particular client on the database. I need to return each union with an added column so I can tell the difference between the results. If I was to do the query in SQL it would look something like this:
SELECT cn.NoteID, cn.Note, cn.InsertedDate, 'Note Added' Notes
FROM Client c
INNER JOIN ClientNotes cn ON cn.ClientID = c.ID
WHERE c.ClientID = #ClientID
UNION
SELECT rc.ID, rc.CommNote, rc.InsertedDate, 'Communication Added' Notes
FROM ReceivedCommunication rc
LEFT JOIN Job j ON j.ID = rc.JobID
WHERE j.ClientID = #ClientID or rc.ClientID = #ClientID
My Question is how in Entity Framework using IQuerable do I return the hard-coded Notes column?
I have something like this so far:
Dim client as IQueryable(Of myresultclass) =
(From c As Client
Join cn As ClientNotes In ClientCompanyNotes On c.ID Equals cn.ClientID
Where c.ClientID = ClientID
Select cn.NoteID, cn.Note, cn.InsertedDate).Union(
From rc As ReceivedCommunication In ReceivedCommunications
Join j As Job In Jobs On j.ID Equals rc.JobID
Where j.ClientID = ClientID or rc.ClientID = ClientID
Select rc.ID, rc.CommNote, rc.InsertedDate)
Thanks for your help
Ok worked it out, should have been obvious. For anyone with the same issue, I had to update my Select from Select cn.NoteID, cn.Note, cn.InsertedDate to:
Select New myresultclass With {
.ActivityID = cn.NoteID,
.ActivityType = "Note Added"
.InsertedDate = cn.InsertedDate
}
for each one of the unions that I had
Thanks