It is not possible to do this with a JOIN
. The Firebird UPDATE
statement has no FROM
clause. The syntax is:
UPDATE {tablename | viewname} [[AS] alias]
SET col = newval [, col = newval ...]
[WHERE {search-conditions | CURRENT OF cursorname}]
[PLAN plan_items]
[ORDER BY sort_items]
[ROWS <m> [TO <n>]]
[RETURNING <values>]
<m>, <n> ::= Any expression evaluating to an integer.
<values> ::= value_expression [, value_expression ...]
<variables> ::= :varname [, :varname ...]
However the equivalent of your example query is:
update INVOICE_ITEMS
set DISCOUNT = 3
WHERE EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM ITEM_PRICE_QUNTITY B WHERE B.ID = ITEM_PRICE_NO)
AND INVOICE_ID = 33
If you want to update using data from additional tables, you might want to consider using MERGE
. In your comment you ask for the equivalent query to do the following with Firebird:
UPDATE B
SET B.QUANTIY = b.QUANTIY + a.QUANTITY
FROM ITEM_PRICE_QUNTITY B JOIN INVOICE_ITEMS A ON A.ITEM_PRICE_NO = B.ID
WHERE A.INVOICE_ID = 33
The equivalent MERGE
statement would be:
MERGE INTO ITEM_PRICE_QUNTITY AS B
USING INVOICE_ITEMS AS A
ON A.ITEM_PRICE_NO = B.ID AND A.INVOICE_ID = 33
WHEN MATCHED THEN
UPDATE SET B.QUANTIY = B.QUANTIY + A.QUANTITY
A
inA.DISCOUNT
– Justiciable