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Archives of the TeradataForumMessage Posted: Mon, 05 Apr 2010 @ 19:11:41 GMT
I know the TD manuals are not always the 'easiest' to use, but try the Error Message manual - it's usually pretty good for finding out what the error code means - in this case: 5565 The UPDATE specified in the UPSERT statement is a complex update. Explanation: The user specified the UPDATE in the UPSERT statement as a complex update. Examples of complex update are UPDATEs that change the primary index value or the value of a partitioning column, UPDATEs that have subquery, and UPDATEs from another table. Only simple prime-key UPDATEs are allowed in UPSERTs. Generated By: Parser. For Whom: End User. Remedy: Correct the UPSERT statement and resubmit hope this helps!! JK
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