Some SQL trouble.
This SQL doesn't do what you might think. It will update all entries in Exam_Result not just andy's exams
And this is how to fix it from a DB backup via CSV after it has gone wrong:
This SQL doesn't do what you might think. It will update all entries in Exam_Result not just andy's exams
This is what you wanted to do:update Exam_Result set score = 99 FROM Student s, Exam_Result er WHERE s.id = er.student_id and s.name='andy';
update Exam_Result set score = 99 FROM Student s WHERE s.id = Exam_Result.student_id and s.name='andy';
And this is how to fix it from a DB backup via CSV after it has gone wrong:
\copy Exam_Result (exam_id, student_id, score) to out.csv CSV; create table fix(exam_id int, student_id int, score int); \copy fix from out.csv CSV; update Exam_Result set score = f.score FROM fix f where f.exam_id=Exam_Result.exam_id and f.student_id=Exam_Result.student_id;
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