I would like to update a table in mySql with data from another table.
I have two tables "people" and "business". The people table is linked to the business table by a column called "business_id".
The necessary table structure, primary key is starred (Table: columns): People: *business_id, *sort_order, email Business: *business_id, email
I would like to update the business table email column with the email from the people table, something like this (I know I am missing something here):
UPDATE business b SET email = (SELECT email from People p where p.business_id = b.business_id AND sort_order = '1') WHERE b.email = '';
Does this make sense? Is it possible?
UPDATE syntax:UPDATE table_name SET column_name = value WHERE condition; To perform the above function, we can set the column name to be equal to the data present in the other table, and in the condition of the WHERE clause, we can match the ID. we can use the following command to create a database called geeks.
UPDATE business b, people p SET b.email = p.email WHERE b.business_id = p.business_id AND p.sort_order = '1' AND b.email = ''
Note, if sort_order is an INT, then don't use '1' - use 1:
UPDATE business b JOIN People p ON p.business_id = b.business_id AND p.sort_order = '1' SET b.email = p.email WHERE b.email = '';
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