Hi,@KubirSingh
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Please check this:
Create table #Employee_Cleanup
(
EMp_id int,
TypeOfRecord varchar(10),
name varchar(100),
address varchar(100),
email varchar(100),
phonenumber varchar(10)
)
insert into #Employee_Cleanup values (200,'new', 'WillSmith', '','','0000000')
insert into #Employee_Cleanup values (200,'old', 'WillSmith', 'philly','Hit1234@gmail.com','43555332')
insert into #Employee_Cleanup values (100,'new', 'ChrisRock', '','','65321332')
insert into #Employee_Cleanup values (100,'old', 'ChrisRock', 'southcarolina','fun1234@gmail.com','12321332')
select * from #Employee_Cleanup
update new
set new.address=old.address,new.email=old.email
from #Employee_Cleanup new inner join #Employee_Cleanup old
on old.EMp_id=new.EMp_id
where new.TypeOfRecord='new'and old.TypeOfRecord='old'
select * from #Employee_Cleanup
Here is the result:
Best regards,
Bert Zhou
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