cprobertson1
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I have a table that has somehow dropped some of it's data in a particular Column (I can only assume it's been a botched SQL statement somewhere along the line - though why it's only dropped some of the data and not the others is beyond me)
Anyway - I have a backup of the table, and want to merge the "complete" column from the backup with the "corrupt" column from the main table - matching them by their Primary Key
I was originally planning on simply running a drop of SQL through a query to fix it - but I just cannot get my head round it for some reason.
Can anybody point me in the right direction for which SQL function I want to use here?
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Ps - basically a "replace Column B with the same column from the backup table, matching up the ID numbers - which makes me think it's going to be one of the union or join functions)
--EDit--
It just occurred to me I may have posted this thread in the wrong subforum, my apologies if I have!
Anyway - I have a backup of the table, and want to merge the "complete" column from the backup with the "corrupt" column from the main table - matching them by their Primary Key
I was originally planning on simply running a drop of SQL through a query to fix it - but I just cannot get my head round it for some reason.
Can anybody point me in the right direction for which SQL function I want to use here?
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Ps - basically a "replace Column B with the same column from the backup table, matching up the ID numbers - which makes me think it's going to be one of the union or join functions)
--EDit--
It just occurred to me I may have posted this thread in the wrong subforum, my apologies if I have!