I have an update request that has an internal connection. I expect this query to return two columns due to a join, but QUERY seems to occupy only the first row and uses this to update the data, ignoring the rest.
Here is my update team
UPDATE [mamd]
SET [Brand_EL] = IIF(CHARINDEX('ELECT', UPPER([mml].[Brand_Desc])) > 0, 'YES', [Brand_EL])
FROM [mamd] [m]
INNER JOIN [ior] [ir] ON [ir].[CLIENT_CUSTOMER_ID] = [m].[CustomerId] COLLATE Latin1_General_CI_AS
INNER JOIN [maslist] [mml] ON [mml].[Model] = [ir].[MODEL] COLLATE Latin1_General_CI_AS
If I make a similar choice
SELECT [ir].[CLIENT_CUSTOMER_ID], IIF(CHARINDEX('ELECT', UPPER([mml].[Brand_Desc])) > 0, 'YES', [Brand_EL])
FROM [mamd] [m]
INNER JOIN [ior] [ir] ON [ir].[CLIENT_CUSTOMER_ID] = [m].[CustomerId] COLLATE Latin1_General_CI_AS
INNER JOIN [maslist] [mml] ON [mml].[Model] = [ir].[MODEL] COLLATE Latin1_General_CI_AS
I get the following data:
CLIENT_CUSTOMER_ID | Brand_EL
-------------------+----------
980872 | NO
980872 | YES
The reason I think she takes only one record is because
- NEVER changes to "YES"
- When I run the update command, it says only one line updated, although it had to go through two
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