So, I have a members table that we'll call table_members. Among others, it has a column called email.
There's also a table called table_oldnewemail. It has two columns: old_email and new_email.
I'd like to:
1. Find the row in table_members where table_members.email equals table_oldnewemail.old_email
2. Then replace table_members.email with the corresponding table_oldnewemail.new_email
3. Repeat for all table_oldnewemail values
I feel I have all the necessary parts, but is this even possible with a MySQL query? What would be an otherwise smart way to automate such a process?
Did you try something like this:
UPDATE table_members t INNER JOIN
table_oldnewemail tno
ON t.email = tno.old_email
SET t.email = tno.new_email;