Update ids that are select
I making this query and it returns me 88 ids
SELECT DISTINCT so.id
FROM stock_picking sp
INNER JOIN stock_move sm ON sp.id = sm.picking_id
INNER JOIN procurement_order po ON sm.procurement_id = po.id
INNER JOIN sale_order_line sol ON po.sale_line_id = sol.id
INNER JOIN sale_order so ON sol.order_id = so.id
INNER JOIN sale_order_invoice_rel so_inv_rel on so.id = so_inv_rel.order_id
INNER JOIN account_invoice inv on so_inv_rel.invoice_id = inv.id
WHERE
so.invoice_status = 'to invoice'
and sp.state = 'done'
and inv.state != 'draft'
now I want to update these ids and I tried it like this but I get an error, how can I do it correctly?
instead of select, i tried this line
update so set invoice_status = 'invoiced' but get an error
ERROR: relation "so" does not exist
LINE 1: update so set invoice_status = 'invoiced'
sql postgresql
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I making this query and it returns me 88 ids
SELECT DISTINCT so.id
FROM stock_picking sp
INNER JOIN stock_move sm ON sp.id = sm.picking_id
INNER JOIN procurement_order po ON sm.procurement_id = po.id
INNER JOIN sale_order_line sol ON po.sale_line_id = sol.id
INNER JOIN sale_order so ON sol.order_id = so.id
INNER JOIN sale_order_invoice_rel so_inv_rel on so.id = so_inv_rel.order_id
INNER JOIN account_invoice inv on so_inv_rel.invoice_id = inv.id
WHERE
so.invoice_status = 'to invoice'
and sp.state = 'done'
and inv.state != 'draft'
now I want to update these ids and I tried it like this but I get an error, how can I do it correctly?
instead of select, i tried this line
update so set invoice_status = 'invoiced' but get an error
ERROR: relation "so" does not exist
LINE 1: update so set invoice_status = 'invoiced'
sql postgresql
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I making this query and it returns me 88 ids
SELECT DISTINCT so.id
FROM stock_picking sp
INNER JOIN stock_move sm ON sp.id = sm.picking_id
INNER JOIN procurement_order po ON sm.procurement_id = po.id
INNER JOIN sale_order_line sol ON po.sale_line_id = sol.id
INNER JOIN sale_order so ON sol.order_id = so.id
INNER JOIN sale_order_invoice_rel so_inv_rel on so.id = so_inv_rel.order_id
INNER JOIN account_invoice inv on so_inv_rel.invoice_id = inv.id
WHERE
so.invoice_status = 'to invoice'
and sp.state = 'done'
and inv.state != 'draft'
now I want to update these ids and I tried it like this but I get an error, how can I do it correctly?
instead of select, i tried this line
update so set invoice_status = 'invoiced' but get an error
ERROR: relation "so" does not exist
LINE 1: update so set invoice_status = 'invoiced'
sql postgresql
I making this query and it returns me 88 ids
SELECT DISTINCT so.id
FROM stock_picking sp
INNER JOIN stock_move sm ON sp.id = sm.picking_id
INNER JOIN procurement_order po ON sm.procurement_id = po.id
INNER JOIN sale_order_line sol ON po.sale_line_id = sol.id
INNER JOIN sale_order so ON sol.order_id = so.id
INNER JOIN sale_order_invoice_rel so_inv_rel on so.id = so_inv_rel.order_id
INNER JOIN account_invoice inv on so_inv_rel.invoice_id = inv.id
WHERE
so.invoice_status = 'to invoice'
and sp.state = 'done'
and inv.state != 'draft'
now I want to update these ids and I tried it like this but I get an error, how can I do it correctly?
instead of select, i tried this line
update so set invoice_status = 'invoiced' but get an error
ERROR: relation "so" does not exist
LINE 1: update so set invoice_status = 'invoiced'
sql postgresql
sql postgresql
asked Nov 24 '18 at 11:03
Chaban33Chaban33
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[so] is an alias that you set up for the sale_order table and the code can only recognize it in a query which you set up the alias in.
That being said if you ran the update query that you wanted you update all of the lines in the sale_order table.
To update the table for only the id's that are return by the SELECT query about use the following:
update sale_order set invoice_status = 'invoiced'
where id in
(
SELECT DISTINCT so.id
FROM stock_picking sp
INNER JOIN stock_move sm ON sp.id = sm.picking_id
INNER JOIN procurement_order po ON sm.procurement_id = po.id
INNER JOIN sale_order_line sol ON po.sale_line_id = sol.id
INNER JOIN sale_order so ON sol.order_id = so.id
INNER JOIN sale_order_invoice_rel so_inv_rel on so.id =
so_inv_rel.order_id
INNER JOIN account_invoice inv on so_inv_rel.invoice_id = inv.id
WHERE
so.invoice_status = 'to invoice'
and sp.state = 'done'
and inv.state != 'draft'
)
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[so] is an alias that you set up for the sale_order table and the code can only recognize it in a query which you set up the alias in.
That being said if you ran the update query that you wanted you update all of the lines in the sale_order table.
To update the table for only the id's that are return by the SELECT query about use the following:
update sale_order set invoice_status = 'invoiced'
where id in
(
SELECT DISTINCT so.id
FROM stock_picking sp
INNER JOIN stock_move sm ON sp.id = sm.picking_id
INNER JOIN procurement_order po ON sm.procurement_id = po.id
INNER JOIN sale_order_line sol ON po.sale_line_id = sol.id
INNER JOIN sale_order so ON sol.order_id = so.id
INNER JOIN sale_order_invoice_rel so_inv_rel on so.id =
so_inv_rel.order_id
INNER JOIN account_invoice inv on so_inv_rel.invoice_id = inv.id
WHERE
so.invoice_status = 'to invoice'
and sp.state = 'done'
and inv.state != 'draft'
)
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[so] is an alias that you set up for the sale_order table and the code can only recognize it in a query which you set up the alias in.
That being said if you ran the update query that you wanted you update all of the lines in the sale_order table.
To update the table for only the id's that are return by the SELECT query about use the following:
update sale_order set invoice_status = 'invoiced'
where id in
(
SELECT DISTINCT so.id
FROM stock_picking sp
INNER JOIN stock_move sm ON sp.id = sm.picking_id
INNER JOIN procurement_order po ON sm.procurement_id = po.id
INNER JOIN sale_order_line sol ON po.sale_line_id = sol.id
INNER JOIN sale_order so ON sol.order_id = so.id
INNER JOIN sale_order_invoice_rel so_inv_rel on so.id =
so_inv_rel.order_id
INNER JOIN account_invoice inv on so_inv_rel.invoice_id = inv.id
WHERE
so.invoice_status = 'to invoice'
and sp.state = 'done'
and inv.state != 'draft'
)
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[so] is an alias that you set up for the sale_order table and the code can only recognize it in a query which you set up the alias in.
That being said if you ran the update query that you wanted you update all of the lines in the sale_order table.
To update the table for only the id's that are return by the SELECT query about use the following:
update sale_order set invoice_status = 'invoiced'
where id in
(
SELECT DISTINCT so.id
FROM stock_picking sp
INNER JOIN stock_move sm ON sp.id = sm.picking_id
INNER JOIN procurement_order po ON sm.procurement_id = po.id
INNER JOIN sale_order_line sol ON po.sale_line_id = sol.id
INNER JOIN sale_order so ON sol.order_id = so.id
INNER JOIN sale_order_invoice_rel so_inv_rel on so.id =
so_inv_rel.order_id
INNER JOIN account_invoice inv on so_inv_rel.invoice_id = inv.id
WHERE
so.invoice_status = 'to invoice'
and sp.state = 'done'
and inv.state != 'draft'
)
[so] is an alias that you set up for the sale_order table and the code can only recognize it in a query which you set up the alias in.
That being said if you ran the update query that you wanted you update all of the lines in the sale_order table.
To update the table for only the id's that are return by the SELECT query about use the following:
update sale_order set invoice_status = 'invoiced'
where id in
(
SELECT DISTINCT so.id
FROM stock_picking sp
INNER JOIN stock_move sm ON sp.id = sm.picking_id
INNER JOIN procurement_order po ON sm.procurement_id = po.id
INNER JOIN sale_order_line sol ON po.sale_line_id = sol.id
INNER JOIN sale_order so ON sol.order_id = so.id
INNER JOIN sale_order_invoice_rel so_inv_rel on so.id =
so_inv_rel.order_id
INNER JOIN account_invoice inv on so_inv_rel.invoice_id = inv.id
WHERE
so.invoice_status = 'to invoice'
and sp.state = 'done'
and inv.state != 'draft'
)
answered Nov 24 '18 at 11:17
Boris JovanovicBoris Jovanovic
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