Hi,
If you are already on release V5R4 try the following:
UPDATE UNICMFIL/SDVMSP
SET SAJSAG = 0
WHERE (SANMID, SAB8AA) in (SELECT CHGID, CHGIDV
FROM CHGSDV0);
If you are not yet on release V5R4 try the following:
(I'm assuming that SANMID and SAB8AA are Character. If not you have to
convert the fields into character with the scalar function CHAR)
UPDATE UNICMFIL/SDVMSP
SET SAJSAG = 0
WHERE (SANMID concat SAB8AA) in (SELECT CHGID concat CHGIDV
FROM CHGSDV0);
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Gesendet: Tuesday, May 15, 2007 17:15
An: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Betreff: SQL Update with Select from Another file ?
OK, I've done this before but only when its a single field match as this:
UPDATE UNICMFIL/SDVMSP SET SAJSAG = 0 WHERE SANMID in (SELECT CHGID FROM
CHGSDV0)
Searched but not finding anything as I need the Where to contain 2 fields
(not just the SANMID) .
Basically I would need the WHERE to be 2 fields SANMID and SAB8AA and the
SELECT to be CHGID and CHGDIV.
i.e. SANMID=CHGID and SAB8AA=CHGIDV
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