I have this Merge statement
MERGE Destination d
USING @Source s
ON d.DestinationId = s.DestinationId
WHEN MATCHED AND (
ISNULL(d.DestinationFieldOne,0) != ISNULL(s.DestinationFieldOne,0) OR
ISNULL(d.DestinationFieldTwo,'') != ISNULL(s.DestinationFieldTwo,'') OR
ISNULL(d.DestinationFieldThree,'') != ISNULL(s.DestinationFieldThree,'') OR
ISNULL(d.DestinationFieldFour,'') != ISNULL(s.DestinationFieldFour,'')
THEN UPDATE SET
d.DestinationFieldOne = s.DestinationFieldOne,
d.DestinationFieldTwo = s.DestinationFieldTwo,
d.DestinationFieldThree = s.DestinationFieldThree,
d.DestinationFieldFour = s.DestinationFieldFour
WHEN MATCHED AND (
@Deleted = 1
)
THEN UPDATE SET
d.Deleted = 1
WHEN NOT MATCHED BY TARGET
THEN INSERT (DestinationFieldOne, DestinationFieldTwo, DestinationFieldThree, DestinationFieldFour) VALUES (s.DestinationFieldOne, s.DestinationFieldTwo, s.DestinationFieldThree, s.DestinationFieldFour)
It's giving me
An action of type 'WHEN MATCHED' cannot appear more than once in a 'UPDATE' clause of a MERGE statement.
Is there any other way to do it?
CodePudding user response:
This is functionally the same as what you've written.
Which is: if @delete=1, only update the deleted column otherwise update all attributes
UPDATE Destination
SET
-- leave as old values if Deleted=1
d.DestinationFieldOne =
IIF(s.Deleted=1,d.DestinationFieldOne,s.DestinationFieldOne),
d.DestinationFieldTwo =
IIF(s.Deleted=1,d.DestinationFieldTwo,s.DestinationFieldTwo),
d.DestinationFieldThree =
IIF(s.Deleted=1,d.DestinationFieldThree,s.DestinationFieldThree),
d.Deleted = IIF(s.Deleted=1,1,d.Deleted)
FROM Destination d
INNER JOIN @Source s
ON d.DestinationId = s.DestinationId
But, if i make some bold assumptions about what's in @Source
, I suspect this is fine:
UPDATE Destination
SET
d.DestinationFieldOne = s.DestinationFieldOne,
d.DestinationFieldTwo = s.DestinationFieldTwo,
d.DestinationFieldThree = s.DestinationFieldThree,
d.Deleted = s.Deleted
FROM Destination d
INNER JOIN @Source s
ON d.DestinationId = s.DestinationId
INSERT INTO Destination (
DestinationFieldOne, DestinationFieldTwo,
DestinationFieldThree, DestinationFieldFour)
SELECT s.DestinationFieldOne, s.DestinationFieldTwo,
s.DestinationFieldThree, s.DestinationFieldFour
FROM @Source S WHERE NOT EXISTS (
SELECT * FROM Destination D WHERE S.DestinationId = D.DestinationId
)
CodePudding user response:
If either @Deleted or the other long condition, update all 5 columns:
UPDATE d set
DestinationFieldOne = case DestinationUpdateFlag when 1 then s.DestinationFieldOne else d.DestinationFieldOne end
,DestinationFieldTwo = case DestinationUpdateFlag when 1 then s.DestinationFieldTwo else d.DestinationFieldTwo end
,DestinationFieldThree = case DestinationUpdateFlag when 1 then s.DestinationFieldThree else d.DestinationFieldThree end
,DestinationFieldFour = case DestinationUpdateFlag when 1 then s.DestinationFieldFour else d.DestinationFieldFour end
,Deleted = case @Deleted when 1 then 1 else d.Deleted end
from
Destination d
INNER JOIN @Source s ON d.DestinationId = s.DestinationId
cross apply
(select case when
ISNULL(d.DestinationFieldOne,0) != ISNULL(s.DestinationFieldOne,0) OR
ISNULL(d.DestinationFieldTwo,'') != ISNULL(s.DestinationFieldTwo,'') OR
ISNULL(d.DestinationFieldThree,'') != ISNULL(s.DestinationFieldThree,'') OR
ISNULL(d.DestinationFieldFour,'') != ISNULL(s.DestinationFieldFour,'')
then 1 else 0 end as DestinationUpdateFlag
) as q1
where @Deleted = 1 or DestinationUpdateFlag=1