I just learned this. Happy to pass it on.

update file1 set (fld1, fld2) = (select fld1, fld2 from file2 where
file1.fld11 = file2.fld11 and ...)

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- Massimo Ceroni
Sent: Thursday, February 04, 2010 8:04 AM
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Subject: Update with join


Hi.
I know I can update a table this way

UPDATE file1
SET file1.fld1=
(select file2.fld1 from file2
where file2.fld11=file1.fld11)

but I need to update more than one field at a time like this

UPDATE file1
SET file1.fld1=file2.fld1, file1.fld2=file2.fld2 ...
WHERE file2.fld11=file1.fld11 and file2.fld12=file1.fld12

Thanks for any help

Massimo Ceroni
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