MySQL updating table with values selected from same table in one go












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I want to update quite a few values in a table. Said values already exist in another table.



I'm selecting said values using the following query:



SELECT c.last_purchase, 
so.customer_id,
so.modified_at
FROM customer c
INNER JOIN sale_order so
ON c.customer_id = so.customer_id
AND c.country = so.country
WHERE so.created_at > c.last_purchase


So far so good. But my sql skills aren't too great(hey, I'm being honest here).



The correct values are so.modified_at. I want to update c.last_purchase to match so.modified_at.



Originally I was thinking of using a WHEN THEN combination. Or perhaps some sort of stored procedure.



I could this by using a bash script or any other programming language that knows how to connect to a database. But I'd like, if possible, to do this strictly using MySQL. If not possible I'll have to settle for a bash script(I already wrote one).



Honestly, I have no idea where to start.



Any pointing in the right direction is more than appreciated.









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    I want to update quite a few values in a table. Said values already exist in another table.



    I'm selecting said values using the following query:



    SELECT c.last_purchase, 
    so.customer_id,
    so.modified_at
    FROM customer c
    INNER JOIN sale_order so
    ON c.customer_id = so.customer_id
    AND c.country = so.country
    WHERE so.created_at > c.last_purchase


    So far so good. But my sql skills aren't too great(hey, I'm being honest here).



    The correct values are so.modified_at. I want to update c.last_purchase to match so.modified_at.



    Originally I was thinking of using a WHEN THEN combination. Or perhaps some sort of stored procedure.



    I could this by using a bash script or any other programming language that knows how to connect to a database. But I'd like, if possible, to do this strictly using MySQL. If not possible I'll have to settle for a bash script(I already wrote one).



    Honestly, I have no idea where to start.



    Any pointing in the right direction is more than appreciated.









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      I want to update quite a few values in a table. Said values already exist in another table.



      I'm selecting said values using the following query:



      SELECT c.last_purchase, 
      so.customer_id,
      so.modified_at
      FROM customer c
      INNER JOIN sale_order so
      ON c.customer_id = so.customer_id
      AND c.country = so.country
      WHERE so.created_at > c.last_purchase


      So far so good. But my sql skills aren't too great(hey, I'm being honest here).



      The correct values are so.modified_at. I want to update c.last_purchase to match so.modified_at.



      Originally I was thinking of using a WHEN THEN combination. Or perhaps some sort of stored procedure.



      I could this by using a bash script or any other programming language that knows how to connect to a database. But I'd like, if possible, to do this strictly using MySQL. If not possible I'll have to settle for a bash script(I already wrote one).



      Honestly, I have no idea where to start.



      Any pointing in the right direction is more than appreciated.









      share














      I want to update quite a few values in a table. Said values already exist in another table.



      I'm selecting said values using the following query:



      SELECT c.last_purchase, 
      so.customer_id,
      so.modified_at
      FROM customer c
      INNER JOIN sale_order so
      ON c.customer_id = so.customer_id
      AND c.country = so.country
      WHERE so.created_at > c.last_purchase


      So far so good. But my sql skills aren't too great(hey, I'm being honest here).



      The correct values are so.modified_at. I want to update c.last_purchase to match so.modified_at.



      Originally I was thinking of using a WHEN THEN combination. Or perhaps some sort of stored procedure.



      I could this by using a bash script or any other programming language that knows how to connect to a database. But I'd like, if possible, to do this strictly using MySQL. If not possible I'll have to settle for a bash script(I already wrote one).



      Honestly, I have no idea where to start.



      Any pointing in the right direction is more than appreciated.







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