Re: Update query

UPDATE "MYLIB"/"F1TABLE"
SET
F1CODE = (SELECT F2CODE
FROM "MYLIB"/"F2TABLE"
WHERE (F1KEYFLD1 = F2KEYFLD1 AND
F1KEYFLD2 = F2KEYFLD2))
WHERE EXISTS
(SELECT F2CODE
FROM "MYLIB"/"F2TABLE"
WHERE (F1KEYFLD1 = F2KEYFLD1 AND
F1KEYFLD2 = F2KEYFLD2))

note: if you know you have every F1 record matching
in the F2 file, the "where" statement is not needed,
just let the 1=1 default take over, all you need is the update/set commands.



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