how to fetch data from two tables in output clause

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In my update query I want to fetch data in output clause like

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update project_task set description=@descrip,personnelresid=@resid,startdt=@startdt,completiondt=@completiondt,status=@status,lastupdatedt=@lastupdate,stage=@stage,creationdt=isnull(@creationdt,creationdt),taskpriority=@priority output inserted.taskname,inserted.managerid  where projectTaskid=@projecttaskid");

Now,taskname is in one table (project_task) and managerid is in another table (say "B").Can I fetch the data from two tables by any join?

Posted 20-Jun-15 21:50pm

souvikcode

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Solution 1

The full form of UPDATE includes also FROM (optional)...That FROM can include any JOIN you familiar with from simple SELECT queries...
In the OUTPUT part of the query you can use any table from your UPDATE...FROM query...

SQL

UPDATE ...
SET ...
FROM table1
  LEFT JOIN table2 ON ...
OUTPUT
  INSERTED...,
  table1...,
  table2...

Posted 20-Jun-15 22:22pm

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter

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souvikcode 21-Jun-15 11:36am

inserted.table1.col1 is giving error...

souvikcode 21-Jun-15 12:01pm

your query is wrong.from clause will be after output clause.

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souvikcode · Accepted Answer · 2015-06-22T02:44:00

Solution 2

update pt set pt.description=@descrip,pt.personnelresid=@resid,.... output inserted.taskname,pm.managerid from project_task pt left join project_master pm on pt.projectid=pm.projectid where pt.projectTaskid=@projecttaskid

Posted 22-Jun-15 2:44am

souvikcode