10 June,2011 by Tom Collins
SQL Server T-SQL UPDATE with JOIN on a table – is a simple task. Follow the pattern below .The example below takes values from one table and updates on another table – based on the JOIN between the two columns
--create #temp1_guitarists , with missing values on song column CREATE TABLE #temp1_guitarists (guitarist_ID INT, guitarist_name VARCHAR(50), song VARCHAR(50) ); --create #temp1_guitarists_song , with songs CREATE TABLE #temp1_guitarists_song (guitarist_ID INT, song VARCHAR(50) ); --insert values INSERT INTO #temp1_guitarists SELECT 1,'Joe Satriani','' UNION SELECT 2,'Jimi Hendrix','' UNION SELECT 3,'Prince',''; INSERT INTO #temp1_guitarists_song SELECT 1,'Satch Boogie' UNION SELECT 2,'Red House' UNION SELECT 3,'When Doves Cry'; --Now , for the UPDATE statement UPDATE #temp1_guitarists SET song = B.song FROM #temp1_guitarists AS A INNER JOIN #temp1_guitarists_song AS B ON A.guitarist_ID = B.guitarist_ID; --display the changes SELECT guitarist_ID,guitarist_name,song FROM #temp1_guitarists; --clean up temp tables DROP TABLE #temp1_guitarists; DROP TABLE #temp1_guitarists_song;
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