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Can a DB2 WITH statement be used as part of an UPDATE or MERGE? 1 If you're running DB2 V8 or later, there's an interesting SQL hack here that allows you to UPDATE INSERT in a query with a WITH statement For inserts updates that require a lot of preliminary data prepping, I find this method offers a lot of clarity
IBM db2 update substring in column - Stack Overflow If your Db2 version+platform supports REGEXP_REPLACE then consider using that Plenty of examples online Always tag your Db2 question with the correct platform tag for Z os, LUW, or i-series because the SQL varies between platforms
INNER JOIN in UPDATE sql for DB2 - Stack Overflow Referring to tables as files, though, leads me to believe that you're NOT running DB2 on Linux, UNIX or Windows (LUW) However, if you are on DB2 LUW, see the MERGE statement: update: note that Db2 for IBM i added MERGE support in late 2010 to v7 1 and higher Db2 for z OS also has it For your example statement, this would be written as:
sql - Efficient way to update db2 database rows - Stack Overflow There is a wealth of material on how to do all the above in the DB2 Infocenter Note: If your source data for the idstoupdate is a file, then you could skip the select statement and the work you do to load the idstoupdate table, and just read from the file and update the database This would be the most efficient way to handle updates to a table
Update using select in DB2 - Database Administrators Stack Exchange An UPDATE without WHERE clause will update all the rows of the table For those rows that don't have a matching address_id in table B, the subquery returns an empty result set, so the value is updated to NULL
SQL Update multiple rows and columns with subselect query I have the problem of needing to update multiple columns (2) in multiple rows (7) from a subselect query Here is what I have so far: UPDATE commandtbl2 t1 SET (attr, attr2) = ( SELECT attr, att