I have the following query and it is working but not how I would like.
WITH test AS (
SELECT update, Customer
FROM table2
GROUP BY Customer
)
UPDATE table1
INNER JOIN test ON table1.Customer = test.Customer
SET updated = "test"
It updates every single value in table1.updated to say "test". How do I only update table1.updated where the value I change on table2.update has a matching customer on table1?
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I am trying to track Inventory where data would be entered in an Excel sheet (SQL Spreads) and then updates the SQL table and then gather the sum of that data and put it onto another table that would then generate a timestamp to when it was changed/updated/inserted.
The Pictures with highlighted columns is where I want to have the data in.
(TotalBinLo --> Binlocation)
and then when Binlocation is populated (inserted/updated/deleted) generating a timestamp (MM/DD/YYYY HH:MM:SS)
This is what I've come up so far.
---This Trigger is working when pulling data from one table into another--
Create Trigger tr_BC_totalbinLoc
on bincount
After Update
AS
Begin
update OnHandInv
set OnHandInv.binlocation = bincount.totalbinlo
from bincount
inner join OnHandInv on bincount.partnumber = OnHandInv.PartNumber;
End
---Another Trigger (Works) but enters in date for all rows. (Don't want) (only need for one column.)
Create Trigger tr_totalbinLoc_OHI
On Onhandinv
After Update
AS
Update Onhandinv
set dateupdated = getutcdate()
where PartNumber in (select distinct PartNumber from onhandinv)
totalbinlo
ColNeedToPopu
You need to join the inserted table to OnHandInv. I have assumed that PartNumber is the primary key to join on.
You also need to remove deleted rows which exactly match, in other words rows where no change has actually been made.
CREATE OR ALTER TRIGGER tr_BC_totalbinLoc
ON bincount
AFTER UPDATE
AS
SET NOCOUNT ON;
IF NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM inserted)
RETURN;
UPDATE o
SET
binlocation = i.totalbinlo
dateupdated = getutcdate()
FROM (
SELECT partnumber, totalbinlo
FROM inserted i
EXCEPT
SELECT partnumber, totalbinlo
FROM deleted d
) i
INNER JOIN OnHandInv o ON i.partnumber = i.PartNumber;
GO
I am trying to set trigger whenever phone is updated in table1 and then do operation like check phone from table2 and if present, pick up the employee code from table2 and then update employee code in table1.
My code for trigger:
CREATE TRIGGER UPDATED_Contact_Trigger
ON table1
AFTER UPDATE
AS
DECLARE #tuid bigint;
DECLARE #phone varchar(15);
DECLARE #employee_code varchar(10);
IF (UPDATE (phone)) --Phone is the Column Name
BEGIN
SELECT #employee_code = i.emp_code
FROM table2 i (nolock)
WHERE i.MOBILE_NO = #phone
UPDATE table1
SET client_code = #employee_code
WHERE tuid= #tuid
END;
This trigger is set, but there is no update on table1 even if I update a contact which is present in table2
You're not even looking at the Inserted or Deleted pseudo tables in your code - how do you want to know what rows have been updated??
Inserted is a pseudo table that contains all updated rows - and it contains the new values after the update operation, while Deleted contains the same rows, but with the old values before the update.
You need to do something like this:
join your Table1 to Inserted to get the rows that were updated (since you didn't show your table structure, I cannot know what your primary key on Table1 is - you need to use that to join to Inserted)
add a join to your Table2 and pick those rows that have been updated, and limit those to the ones that have been updated in the Phone column (by comparing the Inserted.Phone value to Deleted.Phone)
Try this code:
CREATE TRIGGER UPDATED_Contact_Trigger
ON table1
AFTER UPDATE
AS
BEGIN
-- update your base table
UPDATE t1
-- set the client_code to the employee_code from Table2
SET client_code = t2.employee_code
FROM dbo.Table1 t1
-- join to "Inserted" to know what rows were updated - use the primary key
INNER JOIN Inserted i ON t1.(primarykey) = i.(primarykey)
-- join to "Deleted" to check if the "Phone" has been updated (between Deleted and Inserted)
INNER JOIN Deleted d ON i.(primarykey) = d.(primarykey)
-- join to "Table2" to be able to fetch the employee_code
INNER JOIN dbo.Table2 t2 ON t2.mobile_no = t1.phone
-- ensure the "Phone" has changed, between the old values (Deleted) and new values (Inserted)
WHERE i.Phone <> d.Phone;
END;
I have two tables in MSSQL.
Table1
Table2
I want to update the Status column in Table 1 to "YES" if the same Ticket ID, House and Part Number exists in Table 2. After updating, Table 1 should be like,
How can I achieve this?
Thanks
a simple EXISTS() will do the job
UPDATE t1
SET Status = 'Yes'
FROM Table1 t1
WHERE EXISTS
(
SELECT *
FROM Table2 t2
WHERE t1.TicketID = t2.TicketID
AND t1.House = t2.House
AND t1.PartNumber = t2.PartNumber
)
or an INNER JOIN will gives you the query that you want
Update details
set details.a=a, details.b=b
where Id=10 select a,b from #userdefinedtabletype
Here id is unique for all the records
Since you have not provided much detail as to what either table has in it I am going to assume that your user defined table only has one row in it. Otherwise you will get the last values that are returned from the query.
So I would use a CROSS APPLY to do the update such as:
Update details
set details.a=t2.a, details.b=t2.b
from details t1
CROSS APPLY (select a,b from #userdefinedtabletype) t2
where t1.Id=10
If in fact these tables are related by an ID of some sort then you would probably want to do an INNER JOIN:
Update details
set details.a=t2.a, details.b=t2.b
from details t1
INNER JOIN #userdefinedtabletype t2 on t1.id = t2.id
where t1.Id=10
I am querying a Microsoft SQL Server 2012.
The primary table (T1) structure contains account details:
AccountID, Name, Address
This table is dropped and recreated using external data nightly. We need to display this information but also need to exclude some of the records. Since we have no access to the external data we can't just add a column.
So we created a table (T2) to mark all the accounts we would like to exclude. It just has 2 fields:
AccountNo, Type
So we populated T2 and for every account we wanted to exclude from the display we gave the Type field a value of 'ex' (for exclude). We have no entries for the account we want to display.
When I execute the following query:
select T1.AccountID as acct, T1.Name as name, T1.Address as add
from T1
left join T2 on T1.AccountID = T2.AccountNo
WHERE T2.Type != 'ex'
The above query returns and empty set.
If I run a query to look for the value 'ex' (remove the !):
select T1.AccountID as acct, T1.Name as name, T1.Address as add
from T1
left join T2 on T1.AccountID = T2.AccountNo
WHERE T2.Type = 'ex'
The query returns the rows with that field populated with 'ex', as you expect.
I can search for NULL or NOT null with success but we need to use this extra table to do some other data manipulation in the future. In other words, we will not just be populating this field with "ex".
I'm wondering why I can't query the field in the joined table by looking for a Boolean false for a string. Is is because since the column doesn't exist in the table that is joined (T2) that it doesn't actually exist in the data set?
If that's the case how would I execute a query to return the records that do not equal a value in the joined table, whether that record exists in the joined table or not.
You can use the ISNULL solution like mentioned in the comments.
Another way you could write the query is this:
SELECT #t1.AccountID AS acct, #t1.Name AS [name], #t1.Address AS [add]
FROM #t1
LEFT JOIN #t2 ON #t1.AccountID = #t2.AccountNo
AND #t2.type = 'ex' --In case you add additional types to #t2
WHERE #t2.AccountNo IS NULL;