I have a table called TableA that stored list of event like this
Event_Id Event_Name
1 Found in AD
2 Found in AAD
I have another table call Table B and it look something like this
Event_Id UserName Extra
NULL David Found In AAD
1 James Found in AD
Null Ronal Null
I'm just trying to update only a missing/Null value in TableB Event_ID column based on comparing Table1 Event_Name and TableB Extra columns.
I'm doing manually process like this for now so I would be really appreciated If I can get any help on how to join directly between the two table and update it.
Update Table B
Set Event_Id = case
when Extra = 'Found in AAD' then 2
end
CodePudding user response:
You can use a simple sub-query in your UPDATE
to do that.
UPDATE TableB SET
Event_Id = (SELECT Event_Id from TableA a where a.Event_Name = TableB.Extra)
WHERE Event_Id is null;
CodePudding user response:
This will look for any matches on the Event_Name
and Extra_Name
and update the Extra
table's Event_Id
based on the match.
SQL:
UPDATE
Extra_Data
SET
Extra_Data.Event_Id = a.Event_Id
FROM
Event_Data a
INNER JOIN Extra_Data b ON a.Event_Name = b.Extra_Name
WHERE
b.Event_Id IS NULL;
Results:
| Event_Id | UserName | Extra_Name |
|----------|----------|--------------|
| 2 | David | Found In AAD |
| 1 | James | Found in AD |
| (null) | Ronal | (null) |
SQL Fiddle:
http://sqlfiddle.com/#!18/3a2ea/7
CodePudding user response:
update table_b
set table_b.Event_Id = table_a.Event_Id
from table_b
JOIN table_a
ON table_b.extra = table_a.Event_Name