We want to perform an UPDATE with two INNER JOINs and cannot explain why this does not work. Can you help us?
UPDATE problems
SET problems.PROBLEM = CONCAT ('XX', problems.PROBLEM)
FROM problems
INNER JOIN
icdtencodes
ON
problems.REF_ICDTENCODE = icdtencodes.ICD_ROWID
INNER JOIN
solvingmethods
ON
icdcodes.REF_SOLVINGMETHOD = solvingmethods.ICD.ROWID
WHERE
(solvingmethods.SOLVINGMETHOD LIKE 'R' OR solvingmethods.SOLVINGMETHOD LIKE 'K'
AND (d.ICD_FIX_REVISION LIKE '')
We are getting the Errorcode: 1064 - You habe an Error in SQL syntax on line ... The problem should be on the FROM
We switched the INNER JOIN with the SET but got the same problem.
The correct syntax would be:
UPDATE problems INNER JOIN
icdtencodes
ON
problems.REF_ICDTENCODE = icdtencodes.ICD_ROWID
INNER JOIN
solvingmethods
ON
icdcodes.REF_SOLVINGMETHOD = solvingmethods.ICD.ROWID
SET problems.PROBLEM = CONCAT ('XX', problems.PROBLEM)
WHERE
(solvingmethods.SOLVINGMETHOD LIKE 'R' OR solvingmethods.SOLVINGMETHOD LIKE 'K'
AND (d.ICD_FIX_REVISION LIKE '')
In your query, you have mentioned JOIN
after SET