Mysql- update row from one table based on distinct value from another table












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I have a table Users which has a column MemberID
There is another table called UserMembers, this table have for same users multiple MemberID's.
Now, I need to populate the Users table MemberID with only 1 value from UserMembers table, so if it has 3 value I want the minimum value.
I tried



UPDATE Users 
SET MemberID = (SELECT DISTINCT m.MemberID FROM UserMembers
um INNER join Users u on um.UserID = u.UserID
ORDER BY um.CreatedDT ASC LIMIT 1);


But this is not the right query. Any help would be appreciated










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    I have a table Users which has a column MemberID
    There is another table called UserMembers, this table have for same users multiple MemberID's.
    Now, I need to populate the Users table MemberID with only 1 value from UserMembers table, so if it has 3 value I want the minimum value.
    I tried



    UPDATE Users 
    SET MemberID = (SELECT DISTINCT m.MemberID FROM UserMembers
    um INNER join Users u on um.UserID = u.UserID
    ORDER BY um.CreatedDT ASC LIMIT 1);


    But this is not the right query. Any help would be appreciated










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      I have a table Users which has a column MemberID
      There is another table called UserMembers, this table have for same users multiple MemberID's.
      Now, I need to populate the Users table MemberID with only 1 value from UserMembers table, so if it has 3 value I want the minimum value.
      I tried



      UPDATE Users 
      SET MemberID = (SELECT DISTINCT m.MemberID FROM UserMembers
      um INNER join Users u on um.UserID = u.UserID
      ORDER BY um.CreatedDT ASC LIMIT 1);


      But this is not the right query. Any help would be appreciated










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      I have a table Users which has a column MemberID
      There is another table called UserMembers, this table have for same users multiple MemberID's.
      Now, I need to populate the Users table MemberID with only 1 value from UserMembers table, so if it has 3 value I want the minimum value.
      I tried



      UPDATE Users 
      SET MemberID = (SELECT DISTINCT m.MemberID FROM UserMembers
      um INNER join Users u on um.UserID = u.UserID
      ORDER BY um.CreatedDT ASC LIMIT 1);


      But this is not the right query. Any help would be appreciated







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          In a Derived Table, you can get the minimum value of MemberID for every UserID from the UserMembers table. Join this to the Users table using UserID, and set this minimum value in the Users table.



          UPDATE Users AS u
          JOIN
          (SELECT UserID, MIN(MemberID) AS minMemberID
          FROM UserMembers
          GROUP BY UserID
          ) AS dt
          ON dt.UserID = u.UserID
          SET u.MemberID = dt.minMemberID





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            Thank u so much. It worked like a charm
            – crystal2515
            Nov 20 at 21:44











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          In a Derived Table, you can get the minimum value of MemberID for every UserID from the UserMembers table. Join this to the Users table using UserID, and set this minimum value in the Users table.



          UPDATE Users AS u
          JOIN
          (SELECT UserID, MIN(MemberID) AS minMemberID
          FROM UserMembers
          GROUP BY UserID
          ) AS dt
          ON dt.UserID = u.UserID
          SET u.MemberID = dt.minMemberID





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            Thank u so much. It worked like a charm
            – crystal2515
            Nov 20 at 21:44
















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          In a Derived Table, you can get the minimum value of MemberID for every UserID from the UserMembers table. Join this to the Users table using UserID, and set this minimum value in the Users table.



          UPDATE Users AS u
          JOIN
          (SELECT UserID, MIN(MemberID) AS minMemberID
          FROM UserMembers
          GROUP BY UserID
          ) AS dt
          ON dt.UserID = u.UserID
          SET u.MemberID = dt.minMemberID





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            Thank u so much. It worked like a charm
            – crystal2515
            Nov 20 at 21:44














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          In a Derived Table, you can get the minimum value of MemberID for every UserID from the UserMembers table. Join this to the Users table using UserID, and set this minimum value in the Users table.



          UPDATE Users AS u
          JOIN
          (SELECT UserID, MIN(MemberID) AS minMemberID
          FROM UserMembers
          GROUP BY UserID
          ) AS dt
          ON dt.UserID = u.UserID
          SET u.MemberID = dt.minMemberID





          share|improve this answer












          In a Derived Table, you can get the minimum value of MemberID for every UserID from the UserMembers table. Join this to the Users table using UserID, and set this minimum value in the Users table.



          UPDATE Users AS u
          JOIN
          (SELECT UserID, MIN(MemberID) AS minMemberID
          FROM UserMembers
          GROUP BY UserID
          ) AS dt
          ON dt.UserID = u.UserID
          SET u.MemberID = dt.minMemberID






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          answered Nov 20 at 20:08









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            Thank u so much. It worked like a charm
            – crystal2515
            Nov 20 at 21:44














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            Thank u so much. It worked like a charm
            – crystal2515
            Nov 20 at 21:44








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          Thank u so much. It worked like a charm
          – crystal2515
          Nov 20 at 21:44




          Thank u so much. It worked like a charm
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