I am trying to write a simple update statement with an inner join, but the way I would do this in SQL server does not seem to be working in ORACLE. Here is the Update:
In Oracle, you can't use a from
clause in an update statement that way. Any of the following should work.
UPDATE d
SET d.user_id =
(SELECT c.user_id
FROM c
WHERE d.mgr_cd = c.mgr_cd)
WHERE d.user_id IS NULL;
UPDATE (SELECT d.user_id AS d_user_id, c.user_id AS c_user_id
FROM d INNER JOIN c ON d.mgr_cd = c.mgr_cd
WHERE d.user_id IS NULL)
SET d_user_id = c_user_id;
UPDATE (SELECT d.user_id AS d_user_id, c.user_id AS c_user_id
FROM d INNER JOIN c ON d.mgr_cd = c.mgr_cd)
SET d_user_id = c_user_id
WHERE d_user_id IS NULL;
However, my preference is to use MERGE
in this scenario:
MERGE INTO d
USING c
ON (d.mgr_cd = c.mgr_cd)
WHEN MATCHED THEN
UPDATE SET d.user_id = c.user_id
WHERE d.user_id IS NULL;