I have two tables - referrals and bankruptcy.
Referrals
Referralno | bk_filed
----------------------
123 |
456 |
789 |
Bankruptcy
Referralno
----------
875
123
789
I would like populate the bk_filed column with a "Y" if the referralno number matches in both tables. Results would look like this.
Referralno | bk_filed
----------------------
123 | Y
456 |
789 | Y
I've tried the following merge statement but can't get it to work.
merge into LCTS.referrals r
using LCTS.bankruptcy b
on (r.referralno = b.referralno )
when matched then update
set r.bk_filed = "Y"
You can write this as an update
statement, using exists
and a correlated subquery for filtering:
update referrals r
set bk_filed = 'Y'
where exists (select 1 from bankruptancy b wehre b.referralno = r.referralno)