i'm working on a request ,and i think i missed a clause because i having this error
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-00933: SQL command not properly ended
the request :
echo "update account_balances_t set credit_limit='51200' inner join account_t on account_t.poid_id0=account_balances_t.obj_id0 where access_code1 in (SELECT DISTINCT ACCESS_CODE1,REC_ID FROM ACCOUNT_T A, ACCOUNT_PRODUCTS_T AP WHERE A.STATUS != 10103 AND A.ACCESS_CODE1 IS NOT NULL AND A.POID_ID0 = AP.OBJ_ID0 AND AP.PRODUCT_OBJ_ID0 = (SELECT POID_ID0 FROM PRODUCT_T WHERE NAME = 'IEW - Europe Daily Plan 1')); "|sqlplus -s `whoami`/`whoami`#$ORACLE_SID
the error :
SELECT DISTINCT ACCESS_CODE1,REC_ID FROM ACCOUNT_T A, ACCOUNT_PRODUCTS_T AP WHERE A.STATUS != 10103 AND A.ACCESS_CODE1 IS NOT NULL AND A.POID_ID0 = AP.OBJ_ID0 AND AP.PRODUCT_OBJ_ID0 = (SELECT POID_ID0 FROM PRODUCT_T WHERE NAME = 'IEW - Europe Daily Plan 1'))
*
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-00933: SQL command not properly ended
You basically have this:
UPDATE account_balances_t
SET credit_limit='51200'
INNER JOIN account_t ON account_t.poid_id0=account_balances_t.obj_id0
WHERE access_code1 IN (...);
I can't find anything similar among the available syntax variations for UPDATE.
Also, you're attempting to match column access_code1 with a subquery that returns two columns.
UPDATE PEOPLE a
SET a.SURNAME = (
select b.SURNAME
from PEOPLE b
where b.NI.NO = a.NI_NUMBER
)
update account__balances_t set credit_limit='51200' inner join account_t on .....
Syntax is bad - oracle doesn't support 'inner join' here. Correct syntax is:
UPDATE table SET colum=expression [,column = expression ... ]
WHERE condition<br>
Read here: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14200/statements_10007.htm
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I am running below query in Snowflake:
UPDATE PROVIDER_XO_SCORE_TABLE AS PXS
SET PXS.PROVIDER_ID = (SELECT P.PROVIDER_ID
FROM PROVIDER_TABLE P
WHERE PXS.XPI = P.XPI);
This query working fine in MySql but giving below error message in Snowflake.
SQL compilation error:
Unsupported subquery type cannot be evaluated
You can use the join-like syntax with UPDATE...FROM:
UPDATE PROVIDER_XO_SCORE_TABLE PXS
SET PROVIDER_ID = P.PROVIDER_ID
FROM PROVIDER_TABLE P
WHERE PXS.XPI = P.XPI;
I'm trying to make an update query with a join statement. however, it keeps throwing an error of syntax I'm not really sure where am I going wrong here cause I think I have done it right.
UPDATE AlfaGood
SET ag.name = 'New text goes here'
FROM AlfaGood ag
INNER JOIN SecondAlfa ca ON ca.id = 1
AND ag.agrid = 'Thats my original text';
Please advise on the above if possible. I get an error
ORA-00933: SQL command not properly ended
saying it's missing (; | ,) before FROM
You can do this:
UPDATE AlfaGood ag
SET ag.name = 'New text goes here'
--FROM AlfaGood ag -- not an Oracle syntax
WHERE ag.agrid = 'Thats my original text'
AND ag.id = 1
AND EXISTS ( SELECT ca.id FROM SecondAlfa ca WHERE ca.id = 1 );
I´ve been trying to find the error in this statement for a few hours and can´t seem to find it.
It must have something to do with the AND connecting the two WHERE´s since when deleting the first WHERE it works:
SELECT E_AUFMASS_KOMMENTARE.FIBU_FIRMA,
E_AUFMASS_KOMMENTARE.AUFTR_NR,
E_AUFMASS_KOMMENTARE.KOMMENTAR,
AUFTR_EXT.ART_GRUPPE
FROM HHNG_AU.E_AUFMASS_KOMMENTARE
INNER JOIN HHNG_AU.AUFTR_EXT ON E_AUFMASS_KOMMENTARE.AUFTR_NR = AUFTR_EXT.AUFTR_NR
WHERE (E_AUFMASS_KOMMENTARE.AUFTR_NR = '1248823' )
AND WHERE NOT EXISTS( SELECT * FROM HHNG_AU.EX_KOMMENTARE WHERE EX_KOMMENTARE.AUFTR_NR = '1248823' )
Too many WHERE. You only need where once, then use ANDs and ORs to combine conditions:
SELECT E_AUFMASS_KOMMENTARE.FIBU_FIRMA, E_AUFMASS_KOMMENTARE.AUFTR_NR, E_AUFMASS_KOMMENTARE.KOMMENTAR, AUFTR_EXT.ART_GRUPPE FROM HHNG_AU.E_AUFMASS_KOMMENTARE INNER JOIN HHNG_AU.AUFTR_EXT ON E_AUFMASS_KOMMENTARE.AUFTR_NR = AUFTR_EXT.AUFTR_NR WHERE (E_AUFMASS_KOMMENTARE.AUFTR_NR = '1248823' ) AND NOT EXISTS( SELECT * FROM HHNG_AU.EX_KOMMENTARE WHERE EX_KOMMENTARE.AUFTR_NR = '1248823' )
Can you please help me in updating DB2 table and is there a better way to update this huge table? Adv thxs.
UPDATE RT.ITEM IM SET
IM.ITEMNAME = GT.ITEM_D, IM.ITEMSIZE = GT.SIZE, IM.COLOR = GT.COL,
IM.ITEMINFO = GT.ITEM_I WHERE IM.RET = 14 AND IM.LAN = 10 and
IM.ITEMK IN ( SELECT GT.SN_N FROM GD.G_TEMP GT );
Trying to update a table(RT.ITEM) from another schema table(GD.G_TEMP) and getting below error msg:
[Code: -206, SQL State: 42703] DB2 SQL Error: SQLCODE=-206, SQLSTATE=42703, SQLERRMC=GT.ITEM_D
Your code won't work. DB2 doesn't support explicit JOIN in UPDATE. But you can do what you want with a correlated subquery:
UPDATE RT.ITEM IM
SET (ITEMNAME, ITEMSIZE, COLOR, ITEMINFO) =
(SELECT GT.ITEM_D, GT.SIZE, GT.COL, GT.ITEM_I
FROM GD.G_TEMP GT
WHERE GT.SN_N = IM.ITEMK
FETCH FIRST 1 ROW ONLY
)
WHERE IM.RET = 14 AND IM.LAN = 10 AND
EXISTS (SELECT 1
FROM GD.G_TEMP GT
WHERE GT.SN_N = IM.ITEMK
);
Hi you can try with merge command, if distinct don't solve your problems in gd_temp table with multiple rows for single sn_n value then you will have to add more filters in subquery.
MERGE INTO RT.ITEM IM
USING
(SELECT DISTINCT
GT.ITEM_D,
GT.SIZE,
GT.COL,
GT.ITEM_I
FROM GD.G_TEMP gt
) gt on gt.sn_n=im.itemk AND IM.RET = 14 AND IM.LAN = 10
WHEN MATCHED THEN UPDATE
SET (im.ITEMNAME, im.ITEMSIZE, im.COLOR, im.ITEMINFO) = (GT.ITEM_D, GT.SIZE, GT.COL, GT.ITEM_I)
I have a database in access but recently moved to SQL server, and I have modified almost all queries but this one :
UPDATE Articulos_Auditoria
INNER JOIN Auditoria ON Articulos_Auditoria.CUD = Auditoria.CUD
SET Articulos_Auditoria.Cortado = 'True'
WHERE
(((CAST([Fecha] AS DATE)) = CAST(#Fecha AS DATE))
AND ((Auditoria.Terminal) = #term))
I am trying to convert it to SQL Server (since I changed DateValue to a CAST) but intellisense gives me a syntax error near 'INNER'
Can anyone give me some insight?
You have two errors:
You need to define the SET after the UPDATE TableName
You need to define a FROM clause
UPDATE Articulos_Auditoria
SET Cortado = 'True'
FROM Articulos_Auditoria
INNER JOIN Auditoria
ON Articulos_Auditoria.CUD = Auditoria.CUD
WHERE CAST([Fecha] as date)=CAST(#Fecha as date)
AND Auditoria.Terminal=#term
Use the from clause and table aliases:
UPDATE aa
SET Cortado = 'True'
FROM Articulos_Auditoria aa INNER JOIN
Auditoria a
ON aa.CUD = a.CUD
WHERE CAST([Fecha] as date) = CAST(#Fecha as date) AND (a.Terminal = #term)