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    update several rows from a select???


    update   tbl r set
    (c1, c2, c3,c4,
                c5, c6, c7)=
     ( SELECT distinct c1, c2, c3,c4,
                c5, c6, c7
                      from tbl i
                      where i.c8= r.c8
                      and i.c7> r.c7
                      )

    i am trying to update several rows from a select this rows can be up
    to 500k.
    this is a huge time consuming for this.

    Is it a better way of doing it???

    Thanks in advance

    A

    "valigula" <valig@gmail.com> a crit dans le message de news: 1178553186.644822.101@y5g2000hsa.googlegroups.com...
    | update   tbl r set
    | (c1, c2, c3,c4,
    |            c5, c6, c7)=
    | ( SELECT distinct c1, c2, c3,c4,
    |            c5, c6, c7
    |   from tbl i
    |   where i.c8= r.c8
    |   and i.c7> r.c7
    |   )
    |
    |
    | i am trying to update several rows from a select this rows can be up
    | to 500k.
    | this is a huge time consuming for this.
    |
    | Is it a better way of doing it???
    |
    | Thanks in advance
    |
    | A
    |

    As we answer one hour ago in c.d.o.m: use MERGE command.

    And don't multipost but you can reply in the original if our
    answer doesn't fit your requirement. Just tell why.

    And POST YOUR ORACLE VERSION as Daniel already
    asked you.

    Regards
    Michel Cadot

    -----------------------------------------------Reply-----------------------------------------------

    On 7 mayo, 17:56, "Michel Cadot" <micadot{at}altern{dot}org> wrote:

    oopps ... sorry for posting twice i just check the answer and that
    siuts perfect what i need ....

    ty

    -----------------------------------------------Reply-----------------------------------------------

    On 7 mayo, 19:56, valigula <valig@gmail.com> wrote:

    thanks but i have one more question (on oracle 9i).
    table1 has no pk but table2 the problem using the the merge ...
    because of the pk

    MERGE INTO table2 r
    USING (
              SELECT *
                      from table1
                     ) i

    ON (r.c1 = i.c1)
    WHEN MATCHED THEN

      update   set r.c2='2'
                               , r.c3 =i.c3
                               , r.c4 = i.c4
                               , r.c5 = i.c5
                               , r.c6 = i.c6
                               , r.c7 = i.c7
                               , r.c8=i.c8
    WHEN NOT MATCHED THEN
             INSERT
                (r.c1, r.c2, r.c3, r.c4, r.c5,
                 r.c6, r.c7, r.c8) values (  '2' , i.c2, i.c3, i.c4, i.c5,
    i.c6,
              i.c7, i.c8)

    any ideas thanks

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