I have the following problem:
Let's suppose I defined TWO tables
USERS
ID (int. key)
NAME (String)
SALARY (currency)
USERSADD
ID (int. key)
TYPE (String)
The 2nd table stores additional information for USERS. Obviously the real tables are more complicated but this is the idea. (Don't ask me why another table is created instead of adding fields to the first table, this is my boss's idea).
Now I am trying to UPDATE the first table if a condition from second table is satisfied.
Something like this:
UPDATE USERS U, USERSADD A
SET U.SALARY = 1000
WHERE U.ID = A.ID
AND A.TYPE = 'Manager'
In Netbeans Derby I have an error: ", found in column X", and it refers to the comma between the two tables ( UPDATE USERS U USERSADD A
). USERSADD A )。 I hope I was clear enough...
Would somebody be kind enough to provide me with a solution? Thanks in advance.
UPDATE USERS
SET SALARY = 1000
WHERE ID IN (
SELECT ID FROM USERSADD
WHERE TYPE = 'Manager')
UPDATE USERS
SET USERS.SALARY = 1000
FROM USERS JOIN USERSADD ON USERS.ID = USERSADD.ID
WHERE USERSADD.TYPE ='MANAGER'
The syntax you are using uses an implicit INNER JOIN. It would be better for you to use an explicit join. Try something like this:
UPDATE Users
SET Salary = 1000
FROM Users u
INNER JOIN Usersadd a on u.id=a.id
AND a.Type = 'Manager
UPDATE USERSU
SET SALARY = 1000
WHERE exist IN (
SELECT ID
FROM USERSADD A
WHERE TYPE = 'Manager'
AND U.id = A.id
)
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