August 3, 2005 at 1:58 am
Hi,
My SQL statement is ...
update supplier set Del_Status='YES' where Supp_ID='S01' and
supp_ID not in
(select supp_ID from Items_Master )
The above statement does not update any record in the supplier table although 'S01' does not exist at Items_Master table..
But, I've found a new way like this..
update supplier set Del_Status='YES' where Supp_ID='S01' and
supp_ID not in
(select supp_ID from Items_Master where isnull(supp_ID,'NULL')<>'NULL')
And it works fine. "Supp_ID" field of Items_Master may contains "Null" value.
I would like to know that if there is any other way to solve out bcoz there are alot of tables like this in my project and I don't want to follow the above way that makes extra work.
August 3, 2005 at 12:49 pm
Instead of using NOT IN, try using a left join like this,
update sup set sup.Del_Status='YES' from supplier sup left join Items_Master mas on sup.supp_ID = mas.supp_ID where sup.Supp_ID='S01' and mas.supp_ID IS NULL
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