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Sybase to Oracle conversion. (SQL)

 
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Hi All,
How to conver the following from SYBASE to ORACLE.
UPDATE Tb_A A
SET A.VAL1 = B.VAL1
, A.VAL2 = B.VAL2
FROM Tb_B B, Tb_C C
WHERE B.id = C.id
please throw some light on this.
thx
 
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Hi
Are you sure you can run your query sucessfully in sybase? Because I don't see a condition in your query which uniquely identify which row of Tb_A to be updated. If you are using two tables you can do the following in oracle:

If there are three tables involved:

Both queries clearly define which record of Tab1 to be updated. You may change the condition according to your need.
-Sainudheen
[ October 07, 2003: Message edited by: Sainudheen Mydeen ]
 
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