Francisco H Tapia
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Thu Apr 1 09:34:48 CST 2004
paul.hartland at fsmail.net said the following on 4/1/2004 12:14 AM: >To all, > >I have a Visual Basic 6 front-end together with a SQL Server 7.0 back-end, and have tried writing a stored procedure to do the following: > >I pass a UserID into the SP, then I want the SP to UPDATE tblPersonnelJobCategories to TRUE where tblPersonnelJobCategories.UserID is equal to the UserID that I passed to the SP but I only want the UPDATE to take place where the PayrollNo & CategoryID in tblPersonnelJobCategories matches the PayrollNo & CategoryID in tblPersonnelCategoriesSelected > >I tried using the follwing SQL statement in my SP but it doesn’t like the Inner Join: > >UPDATE tblPersonnelJobCategories INNER JOIN tblPersonnelCategoriesSelected ON (tblPersonnelJobCategories.CategoryID = tblPersonnelCategoriesSelected.CategoryID) AND (tblPersonnelJobCategories.PayrollNo = tblPersonnelCategoriesSelected.PayrollNo) SET tblPersonnelJobCategories.Selected = True WHERE tblPersonnelJobCategories.UserID= @UserId > > It's the syntax that you are using in your UPDATE statement that is causing you grief. (btw, I read your solution, which is fine too.. but I would do it this way) I use inner joins all the time... you statement could be better written like so: UPDATE Pjc SET Pjc.Selected = True FROM tblPersonnelJobCategories AS Pjc INNER JOIN tblPersonnelCategoriesSelected Pcs ON (Pjc.CategoryID = Pcs.CategoryID) AND (Pjc.PayrollNo = Pcs.PayrollNo) WHERE Pjc.UserID= @UserId -- -Francisco