On 5/22/19 3:19 PM, Rob Sargent wrote:
> Don’t use the alias on the column(s) being set.
> This passed the parser:
> UPDATE personnes T1 SET nom_naiss=T1.nom FROM personnes T2, personnes T3
> WHERE T1.id=T2.id_mere AND T2.id_pere=T3.id AND T1.nom != T3.nom;
Wow, fine ! you got it!
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> (I have no data in my table so I can’t confirm the logic. You seem to want to update mother’s maiden name if her
current(sur)name doesn’t match that of the father of (one of?) her children? That might be a serious leap of faith.)
Now I check manually... ;)
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>> On May 22, 2019, at 6:43 AM, Pierre Couderc <pierre@couderc.eu> wrote:
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>> I have tried many ways to update a table :
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>> UPDATE personnes T1 SET T1.nom_naiss=T1.nom FROM personnes T2, personnes T3
>> WHERE ....;
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>> UPDATE personnes T1 SET T1.nom_naiss=T1.nom FROM personnes T1, personnes T2, personnes T3
>> WHERE ..;
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>> In my case , where clause is : WHERE T1.id=T2.id_mere AND T2.id_pere=T3.id AND T1.nom != T3.nom;
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>> Thanks.
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>> PC
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