On 05.10.2018 18:44,
lbo...@gmail.com wrote:
> I'm stuck with an UPDATE, probably I'm messing something up:
>
>
> the amount of rows in the '`proj_los`' table expected to be updated are 32, but only 8 get updated,
No, 174202 get updated.
> unless I add an AND condition.
>
> select count(*) from import.tmp_kk where root_id = '57b2e67b-5862-499a-a471-0f2f6b23440e';
> > 32
>
>
>
>
> 1) correct result -> using last AND clause (`root_id = '57b2e67b-5862-499a-a471-0f2f6b23440e'`)
>
>
> sql> update
> proj_los as oko
> set lo_root_id = import.tmp_kk.root_id
> from import.tmp_kk
> where oko.lo_id = import.tmp_kk.lo_id
> and import.tmp_kk.root_id = '57b2e67b-5862-499a-a471-0f2f6b23440e'
> [2018-10-05 18:13:59] 32 rows affected in 50 ms
>
>
> select count(*) from proj_los where lo_root_id = '57b2e67b-5862-499a-a471-0f2f6b23440e';
>
> > 32
>
>
>
>
> 2) wrong result
>
> sql> update
> proj_los as oko
> set lo_root_id = import.tmp_kk.root_id
> from import.tmp_kk
> where oko.lo_id = import.tmp_kk.lo_id;
> [2018-10-05 18:17:31] 174202 rows affected in 17 s 427 ms
>
> select count(*) from proj_los where lo_root_id = '57b2e67b-5862-499a-a471-0f2f6b23440e';
>
> > 8
>
> Any help on this?
>
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