I'm trying to update a field (post_id) in multiple rows of a table with a value available in one row of the same table. The table is a Wordpress table wp_meta
Here is the structure of the table
meta_id | post_id | meta_key | meta_value
1 16 author "Staff"
2 16 title "title"
3 16 old_id 250
4 17 author "jay"
5 17 old_id 251
6 18 author "panda"
7 18 title "realy nice"
8 18 old_id 252
9 18 some_key lorem"
I want this to be so that the post_id should be replaced with the old_id for that corresponding set of posts. The result should be something like this
meta_id | post_id | meta_key | meta_value
1 250 author "Staff"
2 250 title "title"
3 250 old_id 250
4 251 author "jay"
5 251 old_id 251
6 252 author "panda"
7 252 title "realy nice"
8 252 old_id 252
9 252 some_key lorem"
This is what I'm trying, but it's wrong
UPDATE wprk_postmeta as t1
SET post_id = (SELECT t2.meta_value from wprk_postmeta as t2 WHERE t2.meta_key='old_id' AND t2.post_id=t1.post_id)
When I run the above I get sub query returned more than one value error.
I think you want a join
:
UPDATE wprk_postmeta pm JOIN
work_postmeta pmo
ON pm.post_id = pmo.post_id AND
pmo.meta_key = 'old_id'
SET post_id = pmo.meta_value;
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