How to do a MySQL table UPDATE from a SELECT WHERE query.
A handy command which uses JOIN inside an UPDATE.
This command will update the status table and set level = 1 where uid has between 1 and 9 posts in the users table.
UPDATE `status` t1
JOIN
(
SELECT `uid`
FROM `users`
WHERE `posts` >= 1
AND `posts` < 10
) t2
ON t1.uid = t2.uid
SET t1.level = 1; This type of MySQL query is greater when you need to do a mass update but don’t want to use a backend language like PHP to combine a select loop with an update query.
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