| split from Update 7% basic Salary by bb [message #651505] |
Thu, 19 May 2016 05:21  |
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Salehin
Messages: 62
Registered: March 2013
Location: Chittagong, Bangladesh
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Dear brother & Sister, I am facing a small problem in my office, we have separate column for separate section i.e. Cutting, Finishing, Quality, Operator etc.
I have to run my code separately for each section. Is there any code to run in one time, I run N_GROSS_OP for Operator, N_GROSS_qc for Qualtiy, N_GROSS_fin for Finishing, N_GROSS_cut for Cutting.
UPDATE emp_payment p
SET p.N_GROSS_OP = p.N_GROSS_OP + (((p.N_GROSS_OP - 1100) / 1.4) * .07),
p.gross=p.N_GROSS_op
WHERE empno IN
(SELECT o.empno
FROM emp_official o, emp_personal ep
WHERE o.joining_date BETWEEN '01-may-2015' AND '31-may-2015'
AND O.COMPANY_NAME='Clifton Apparels Ltd'
AND EP.STATUS='Active'
and o.section_name = 'Sewing'
and o.ot_ent = 'Yes'
and p.grade between '3' and '6'
and o.empno=ep.empno)
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Please help
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| Re: Update 7% basic Salary [message #651510 is a reply to message #651505] |
Thu, 19 May 2016 06:01  |
cookiemonster
Messages: 13920
Registered: September 2008
Location: Rainy Manchester
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That seems like a fundamental design flaw.
So emp_payment has multiple gross columns but for any given empno only one of the columns is populated?
If that's not the case you need to describe the relationship between the tables in more detail.
If it is the case then separate updates for each type is probably the simplest approach. There will be ways to do it in one but the SQL will be complicated and I doubt it'll be faster than separate updates so there's really no benefit.
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