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So, how would I join the two records by rownumber? I think I have to
use a subquery since I'll need to alias the rownumber results but I
can't quite get my head around the syntax
The update would look like:
update realtable set firstname = firstfake, lastname = lastfake
the where would use the derived rownumber columns (say rn1,and rn2)
There are some rules about what can follow a WITH statement, and I don't
have the facility to test this concept, but here's my stab:
WITH T1 AS (
SELECT rownumber fakerow, firstname firstfake, lastname lastfake
FROM FAKETALE
)
, T2 as (
SELECT rownumber realrow, keyval realkey
From REALTABLE
)
UPDATE REALTABLE SET firsname = firstfake, lastname = lastfake
Where keyval = realkey and fakerow = realrow
Dennis Lovelady
http://www.linkedin.com/in/dennislovelady
--
"Democracy is the worst system devised by the wit of man, except for all the
others."
-- Winston Churchill
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