Reputation: 131
We're using SQL Server 2016. I have two tables, DEAD
and QUETABLE
. However, QUETABLE
also has a column called DEAD
. This is going to sound confusing, but I'll try to make it make sense. What I need to do, is set the column (DEAD
) in QUETABLE
to the value YES
if the column WEBSITE
in QUETABLE
matches the same named column WEBSITE
in the table DEAD
.
(The DEAD
table is just filled with dead websites, QUETABLE
might have some that are dead, marking it will let us know)
In a magical world, something like this would work:
UPDATE QUETABLE
SET [DEAD] = 'YES'
WHERE
SELECT de.website, de.[city], de.[state], de.[zip], de.[new-ind], de.phone
FROM [QUETABLE] de
WHERE EXISTS (SELECT website, company, zip
FROM dead d2
WHERE d2.website = de.website OR d2.state = de.state OR d2.zip = de.zip)
But obviously that can't happen, and I can't really figure out how to do this.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 39
Reputation: 1269773
I think you simply want:
UPDATE de
SET [DEAD] = 'YES'
FROM [QUETABLE] de
WHERE EXISTS (SELECT website, company, zip
FROM dead d2
WHERE d2.website = de.website OR d2.state = de.state OR d2.zip = de.zip
);
Upvotes: 2