SQL & PL/SQL :: How To Update Multiple Columns

Dec 12, 2011

how to over come this error, because i need to update only 3 columns in the table and iam getting error when iam updating like this

update country1 set cname='japan','usa'
where cid=100,101

ERROR:ORA-01747,INVALID USER.TABLE.COLUMN,TABLE.COLUMN,OR COLUMN
SPECIFICATION

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they are
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HISTORYSUMM_SNAPADM_CHOICE 
My SQL code is loosely SELECT SUM(H.HIS1),
SS.SNAP1,
AC.ADM1FROMHISTORY H,
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I have a code written as follows :

DECLARE
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For example for Information_Type=Stats

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I want to create a view that shows like below:

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111 A Plan
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Eg:-

SQL> set linesize 500;
SQL> set pagesize 500;
SQL> select * from emp;
SQL> select empno,ename,sal from emp;
SQL> select empno,ename,sal from emp;

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---------- ---------- ----------
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[Code]....

The above table contains 14 records. Now i would like to update the salary column with different values like

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===========
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...
...
...
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---------------------------------------------------------------------
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4 Completed Dog 2
5 Start Rabbit 3
6 Error Frog 1
7 Stop Rabbit 3
8 Start Elephant 4
9 process Elephant 4
10 Start Human 5
11 Stop Human 5
12 Start Butterfly 6
13 completed Butterfly 6
14 start lion 7
15 error lion 8
16 complted lion 8
17 start tiger 9
18 error tiger 9

select * from Table-Name where datetime < to_date('2012/12/06:06:00:00', 'yyyy/mm/dd:hh24:mi:ss')
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[Code]...

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I know this is a simple question for some of you, but I am new to SQLs,

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&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&
ID                        BUS_FID                WORKID                  STATIONID                 
---------------------- ---------------------- ---------------------- ----------------------
28400000117234         245                    13461428.25           16520877.8            
28400000117513         403                    13461428.25           16520877.8            
28400000117533         423                    13461428.25           16520877.8            
28400000117578         468                    13461428.25           16520877.8            
28400000117582         472                    13461428.25           16520877.8            

SELECT * FROM TABLE2.
&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&
BUS_FID                    ID                 TRPELID                RELPOS                 WORKID                 STATIONID               
---------------------- ---------------------- ---------------------- ---------------------- ---------------------- ----------------------
114                    28400000117658         28400000035396         23.225                                                              
115                    28400000117659         28400000035396         23.225                                                              
116                    28400000117660         28400000035396         23.225                                                              
117                    28400000117661         28400000035396         23.225                                                              
118                    28400000117662         28400000035396         23.225                                                              
119                    28400000117663         28400000035396         23.225                                                              
120                    28400000117664         28400000035396         23.225                                                              

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Now I tried to use following SQL to update WORKID & STATIONID columns in TABLE2 but failed. BUS_FID in both tables have been UNIQUE indexed and they can be used as primary keys to join these two tables.

UPDATE (
  SELECT  p.WORKID px,
          p.STATIONID py,
          p.BUS_FID pid,
          temp.WORKID tempx,
          temp.STATIONID tempy,
  
[Code]....

with above code, Oracle returned following errors:

SQL Error: ORA-00904: "TEMPID": invalid identifier
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BTW, both two tables contains over 50 million records. So, if you have a better SQL to perform the same task.

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