I am trying to write a query that performs an inner join within an update statement.
Here is the current query I am working with:
UPDATE
singulation1.`q096_cq33r08-ds01-n-testtable`
SET
visual = t2.visual,
inspection_status = t2.inspection_status,
inspector_name = t2.inspector_name
FROM
singulation1.`q096_cq33r08-ds01-n-testtable` t1
INNER JOIN
singulation1.`q014_bq31t05-dw30-x` t2
ON
(t1.print = t2.print AND t1.id3 = t2.id3);
Something about MySql does not like the FROM clause.
For updates, you specify the join in the update clause
UPDATE
singulation1.`q096_cq33r08-ds01-n-testtable` AS t1
INNER JOIN singulation1.`q014_bq31t05-dw30-x` AS t2
ON t1.print = t2.print AND t1.id3 = t2.id3
SET
t1.visual = t2.visual
t1.inspection_status = t2.inspection_status,
t1.inspector_name = t2.inspector_name
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