Re: Error using UPDATE statement
- From: solidsna2@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: 28 Feb 2006 06:27:44 -0800
Thank you for the reply. Sadly, I am getting the same error with your
solution. If I run only the SELECT subquery alone, I am getting
mutiple result, and the result are what I am expecting. In Tbl2, Row1
can be the same for up to 8 lines. Row1 is the key between the 2
tables. In Tbl1, Row1 is unique.
Ex:
ROW1 ROW2 ROW3
1 xxx zzz
1 aaa bbb
1 ccc ddd
1 eee fff
1 ggg hhh
Maybe this is why it is giving me the error that I have mutiple value.
Like I sayd, I am a new to doing SQL programming. Maybe I am missing
something or I do not approach the problem properly.
Thank you again
.
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