How do I update an SqlServer Table after Insertion

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Hi friends

I have 2 tables as shown below

tblDetails:

genericName value

a 0
a 0
b 0
b 0
c 0
d 0

tblMaster:

GendericName Value

a 1
b 0
c 1
d 1

After Inserting values I will get tblDetails as shown above.
But I would like to update the value column according to the tblMaster table.

I would Like to get the final result as

tblDetails:
genericName value

a 1
a 1
b 0
b 0
c 1
d 1

Please help me...

Thank Youu... :)

Posted 1-Sep-14 2:19am

SubhashRokzzz

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_Asif_ 1-Sep-14 8:25am

Where is your Table insertion code?

SubhashRokzzz 1-Sep-14 8:28am

create create procedure sp_savDetails
(
@gname varcjar(20),
@value int
)
as
begin
insert into tblDetails(genericName,value) values(@gname,@value)
end

_Asif_ 1-Sep-14 8:39am

why can't you provide tblMaster->a value (1) in @value parameter? :)

SubhashRokzzz 1-Sep-14 8:41am

I can not give any value manually...bcoaz I update the table from very large excel sheet

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Solution 1

Please check once this :

SQL

create procedure sp_savDetails
(
@gname varchar(20)
)
as
begin
insert into tblDetails select @gname ,value from tblMaster where genericName=@gname
end

Posted 1-Sep-14 3:00am

Sanchayeeta

Updated 1-Sep-14 3:04am

v2

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Magic Wonder · Accepted Answer · 2014-09-01T21:05:00

Solution 2

Hi,

Check this...

SQL

update tblDetails 
set
tblDetails.value=tblMaster.Value
from
tblMaster
where
tblDetails.genericName=tblMaster.genericName

Now You can check...

SQL

Select * from tblDetails

Hope this will help you.

Cheers

Posted 1-Sep-14 21:05pm

Magic Wonder

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SubhashRokzzz 3-Sep-14 2:01am

Thank you Magic Wonder.... u r jus Osm.. :D

Magic Wonder 3-Sep-14 3:10am

your welcome ...thnx