On Apr 20, 2009, at 10:34 PM, Matthew Pugsley wrote:
I've solved it.
I just used a subselect. Worked very quickly. I had a lot of trouble
with subqueries when I first started databases with MySQL. So I have
been afraid of them.
update entities
set customer_status = select(customer_status from
entity_dimension_update where entities.entity_id =
entity_dimension_update.entity_id);
What a peculiar way to write a subquery, with the braces like that.
Normally you'd put the opening brace before the select statement, not
after it.
Worked almost instantly.
Alternatively you could use UPDATE...FROM:
update entities
set customer_status = t2.customer_status
from entity_dimension_update as t2
where entity_id = t2.entity_id
Alban Hertroys
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