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Hi Chris, I need some more context because in the statement you have not joined table B and table C so the database won't know what value you want from where. Perhaps if you put in here some example rows before the update from the two tables and some sample rows on what you want it to look like after the update then I can try to help you with the SQL. !***! Click here to … Continue Reading »