Re: Importing from another database on same server using SQL Server Express
- From: "John Hackert" <hackertjohnb@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 4 Nov 2006 13:03:43 -0800
Thank you for replying
I thought this post was considered dead, so I elected to repost the
question on microsoft.public.sqlserver.server. The syntax proposed by
"amish" on that group proved to work:
UPDATE [TestNew].[dbo].[tblProcedure]
SET [CPT] = TestOld.[CPT]
FROM [TestNew].[dbo].[tblProcedure] TestNew inner join
[TestOld].[dbo].[tblProcedure] TestOld
on
TestNew.[procedureID]=TestOld.[procedureID]
Hugo Kornelis wrote:
On 30 Oct 2006 11:19:51 -0800, John Hackert wrote:
Thank you for replying -
Even with these other techniques, I receive the same "multi-part
identifier...could not be bound" error. So, perhaps the root of the
problem is not the syntax of the query but something else. Any other
ideas?
Hi John,
Please post the COMPLETE query, and the COMPLETE error message. Use copy
and paste to prevent errors. That information can help us pinpoint the
problem.
--
Hugo Kornelis, SQL Server MVP
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