I have two tables, one which represents some data and one that links two pieces of data together. The first, Redaction, has three columns; ID, X, Y. The second, LinkedRedactions, has two columns; PrimaryID, SecondaryID, which are the IDs of two of the rows from Redaction that are linked, and need to have the same X and Y value.
What I want to do is update the values of X and Y in Redaction for the SecondaryIDs if they are not already the same as the values for X and Y for the corresponding PrimaryID.
Unfortunately I cannot use a TRIGGER since the scripts will be running on kCura's Relativity platform, which doesn't allow them. A SQL script would be ideal, which would be run every few seconds by an agent.
I've tried declaring a temporary table and updating from that, but that gives me the error
"must declare scalar variable @T"
DECLARE @T TABLE ( [ID] INT, [X] INT, [Y] INT ) INSERT INTO @T SELECT [ID], [X], [Y] FROM [Redaction] AS R WHERE [ID] IN ( SELECT [PrimaryID] FROM [LinkedRedactions] ) UPDATE [Redaction] SET [X] = @T.[X], [Y] = @T.[Y] WHERE [Redaction].[ID] IN ( SELECT [ID] FROM @T ) Disclaimer: This is only my second day of SQL, so more descriptive answers would be appreciated