I am trying to update records in an .mdb table with the number of records containing the same value.
The SQL below does not work but I think g开发者_StackOverflowives an indication of what I am trying to achieve.
UPDATE table1 AS A
INNER JOIN (SELECT PH_BSP , Count(PH_BSP) AS PHCOUNT FROM table1 GROUP BY PH_BSP) AS B
ON A.PH_BSP=B.PH_BSP
SET A.PH_SORT = B.PHCOUNT;
Any ideas?
If you are doing this in Access, you need to use a domain aggregate function:
UPDATE table1
SET PH_SORT = DCount("PH_BSP","Table1","PH_BSP='" & PH_BSP & "'")
The above assumes that PH_BSP is a text field, drop the single quotes if it is numeric.
Untested, but setting out the statement thusly this should solve your issue
UPDATE A
SET A.PH_SORT = B.PHCOUNT
From table1 AS A
INNER JOIN (SELECT PH_BSP , Count(PH_BSP) AS PHCOUNT FROM table1 GROUP BY PH_BSP) AS B
ON A.PH_BSP=B.PH_BSP
Edit: Your problem might be from your sub query, I would try putting that part into a separate Access Query and see how it goes. From memory I used to have a lot of trouble with Access and subqueries, square brackets would also sometimes help, but unreliable from memory.
Have you tried something alike?
update table1 as a
set a.ph_sort = (
select COUNT(b.ph_bsp) as phcount
from table1 b
where b.ph_bsp = a.ph_bsp)
I'm assuming SQL Server here.
But this or something alike should do it, I guess.
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