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    <p>One way is to use the <code>OUTPUT</code> clause; in this case, you could select all address book ID's you've inserted, and use that to update the campaigns. Still, you'd really need to use transactions if you want to get this reliable, with a lock that will prevent <strong>both updates and inserts</strong>.</p> <pre><code>DECLARE @addressBookIds TABLE(AddressBookId INT NOT NULL) INSERT INTO TBL_RECIPIENTS OUTPUT INSERTED.adds_ABMId INTO @addressBookIds SELECT TBL_ADDRESSBOOKADDRESSES.* FROM TBL_ADDRESSBOOKADDRESSES INNER JOIN TBL_CAMPAIGNS ON TBL_ADDRESSBOOKADDRESSES.adds_ABMId = TBL_CAMPAIGNS.campaign_AddressBook WHERE TBL_CAMPAIGNS.campaign_Status = 1 UPDATE TBL_CAMPAIGNS SET [campaign_Status] = 2 FROM TBL_CAMPAIGNS INNER JOIN @addressBookIds AS T ON TBL_CAMPAIGNS.campaign_AddressBook = T.AddressBookId AND TBL_CAMPAIGNS.campaign_Status = 1 </code></pre> <p>If the campaign ID was part of <code>TBL_RECIPIENTS</code> table, you'd be 100% certain you've got the right campaign ID's through the <code>OUTPUT</code> clause and locking transactions would not really be required. As far as I can tell, SQL Server does not allow you to refer to columns from joined tables in the <code>OUTPUT</code> clause (unlike <code>DELETE ... OUTPUT</code> and <code>UPDATE ... OUTPUT</code>), so the campaign ID <em>must</em> be part of the <code>INSERT</code>'s <code>SELECT</code> clause. </p> <p>Because the campaign ID is not part of the output, this solution is pretty much a complicated version of HLGEM's answer, but it could be useful to you in the future.</p>
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    1. COIve tried the code above but my SQL manager wont compile it due to the following error: "Insert Error: Column name or number of supplied values does not match table definition." In reality the column names between the tables are actually different. So im hoping its just a case of mapping the columns from one table to the next. Please can you show me how i update the INSERT block to cater for this. Assume col1 on table A is colA on table B for ease. Many Thanks!!!
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    2. COIt's just what you'd normally do: INSERT INTO TBL_RECIPIENTS([colA], ...) OUTPUT INSERTED.adds_ABMId INTO @addressBookIds SELECT TBL_ADDRESSBOOKADDRESSES.col1, ... You just sandwich the OUTPUT clause between the regular INSERT INTO and SELECT
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