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http://blog.sqlauthority.com/2008/08/28/sql-server-2008-introduction-to-merge-statement-one-statement-for-insert-update-delete/ Competition: low
In previous versions of SQL Server, we had to write separate statements to INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE data based on certain conditions, but now, using MERGE statement we can include the logic of such data modifications in one statement that even checks when the data is matched then just update it and when unmatched then insert it. StudentID 2 is deleted as it is more than 250, 25 marks have been added to all records that exists i.e StudentID 1,3 and the records that did not exists i.e
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This is no problem a lot of the time, as the fields to update may all need to be changed to the same value, in which case you might run a query like the following. Rather than setting a field to a particular value, a CASE operator is used to determine which of a set of values is used based on a given condition, in this case if the value of the id field matches the specified id
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ID ItemName 1 Item1 2 Item2 4 Item3 5 Item4 6 Item5 8 Item6 9 Item7 14 Item8 18 Item9 23 Item10 Now, I have another table Table2 and Column2 that I want to update with those 10 items above. ID ItemName 301 NULL 321 NULL 323 NULL 331 NULL 333 NULL 335 NULL 336 NULL 355 NULL 377 NULL 388 NULL So, I a looking for a query where I can update the Table2 and Column2 with those 10 items from Table1, and the result looks like this ID ItemName 301 ITem1 321 ITem2 323 ITem3 331 ITem4 333 ITem5 335 ITem6 336 ITem7 355 ITem8 377 ITem9 388 ITem10 Please help
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END Or there may be a formula for calculating the size, but you've failed to give it in your question (Or we may have to switch to a more complex CASE expression, but again, too little detail in the question)
In previous versions of SQL Server, we had to write separate statements to INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE data based on certain conditions, but now, using MERGE statement we can include the logic of such data modifications in one statement that even checks when the data is matched then just update it and when unmatched then insert it. StudentID 2 is deleted as it is more than 250, 25 marks have been added to all records that exists i.e StudentID 1,3 and the records that did not exists i.e
This is no problem a lot of the time, as the fields to update may all need to be changed to the same value, in which case you might run a query like the following. Rather than setting a field to a particular value, a CASE operator is used to determine which of a set of values is used based on a given condition, in this case if the value of the id field matches the specified id
SQL Server : update multiple rows with different values - Stack Overflow
ID ItemName 1 Item1 2 Item2 4 Item3 5 Item4 6 Item5 8 Item6 9 Item7 14 Item8 18 Item9 23 Item10 Now, I have another table Table2 and Column2 that I want to update with those 10 items above. ID ItemName 301 NULL 321 NULL 323 NULL 331 NULL 333 NULL 335 NULL 336 NULL 355 NULL 377 NULL 388 NULL So, I a looking for a query where I can update the Table2 and Column2 with those 10 items from Table1, and the result looks like this ID ItemName 301 ITem1 321 ITem2 323 ITem3 331 ITem4 333 ITem5 335 ITem6 336 ITem7 355 ITem8 377 ITem9 388 ITem10 Please help
Update multiple rows with different values in SQL - Stack Overflow
END Or there may be a formula for calculating the size, but you've failed to give it in your question (Or we may have to switch to a more complex CASE expression, but again, too little detail in the question)
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