August 9, 2010 at 5:44 am
Hi,
I have a field "mt_postcode" in a sub entity table called "sales" that i want to update with the value of the same named field "mt_postcode" in the entity table "contact".
The problem i have is this a one to many relationship so there will be many rows in "sales" per single row in the "contact" table but there is also a link table called "link_to" that links the above two tables.
This is the join that links these tables.
SELECT c.mt_postcode
FROM CONTACT AS C
INNER JOIN linkto AS l ON C.UNIQUEID = l.lentityid left join sales as s on l.luniqueid = s.uniqueid
I was thinking something like this but i want to be sure first before i hit the button 🙂 Could someone run there eyes over the and give me some input? Thanks for looking.
update wce_sales set mt_postcode = c.mt_postcode
where EXISTS (
SELECT c.mt_postcode
FROM CONTACT AS C
INNER JOIN linkto AS l ON C.UNIQUEID = l.lentityid left join sales as s on l.luniqueid = s.uniqueid
)
August 9, 2010 at 6:10 am
i think the UPDATE FROM syntax would help in this case; i took a wild guess and hoped there was a relationship between a column named entityID?!?! and your two tables contact and :wce_sales ;
if my guess does not help give us more details on the relationships bewtween the tables.
UPDATE .
SET m.mt_postcode = c.mt_postcode
--SO easy to test!
--SELECT m.entityI,m.mt_postcode,c.mt_postcode
FROM wce_sales m
INNER JOIN CONTACT c on m.entityID = c.entityid
INNER JOIN linkto AS l
ON C.UNIQUEID = l.lentityid
LEFT JOIN sales as s
ON l.luniqueid = s.uniqueid
WHERE mt_postcode <> c.mt_postcode
Lowell
August 9, 2010 at 6:40 am
Thanks for the reply, i will work through it and see if i can re-work this. Unfortunatly there is no direct link between the contact and sales table. To link a contact with there sales i would use this select query.
Select mt_postcode from contact as c inner join link_to as l on c.uniqueid = l.lentityid left join sales as s on l.luniqueid = s.uniqueid
So the the entity and sub entity table have a field called uniqueid and the only way to link them is via the link_to
Hope that helps.
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