I"m using H2 Version 2.3.232
The database consists of 3 tables.
Table A
CREATE TABLE A (A_ID INTEGER AUTO_INCREMENT, A_STR VARCHAR(50), PRIMARY KEY
(A_ID))
Table B
CREATE TABLE B (B_ID INTEGER AUTO_INCREMENT, B_STR VARCHAR(50), PRIMARY KEY
(B_ID))
Table AB - Maps a Many-to-Many relationship b
"m using H2 Version 2.3.232
The database consists of 3 tables.
Table A
CREATE TABLE A (A_ID INTEGER AUTO_INCREMENT, A_STR VARCHAR(50), PRIMARY KEY
(A_ID))
Table B
CREATE TABLE B (B_ID INTEGER AUTO_INCREMENT, B_STR VARCHAR(50), PRIMARY KEY
(B_ID))
Table AB - Maps a Many-to-Many relationship be
I"m using H2 Version 2.3.232
The database consists of 3 tables.
Table A
CREATE TABLE A (A_ID INTEGER AUTO_INCREMENT, A_STR VARCHAR(50), PRIMARY KEY
(A_ID))
Table B
CREATE TABLE B (B_ID INTEGER AUTO_INCREMENT, B_STR VARCHAR(50), PRIMARY KEY
(B_ID))
Table AB - Maps a Many-to-Many relationship b
Thanks for the tips. I did try limiting it to fewer rows.
I didn't mean to delete the OP, I meant to forward it to someone else.
If someone else sees this question, the content of the first post talked
about an update query that involved a single table, where the value stored
in a weight colum
I'm using the latest version of H2.
I have a table named STR with 4 columns:
AUTO_ID integer (pk)
STR_VALUE varchar(100)
STR_COUNT double
STR_WEIGHT double
I have all of the columns populated except for the STR_WEIGHT column.
If I run the following updated query to calculate the weight:
UPDATE S
I'm using the latest version of H2.
I have a table named STR with 4 columns:
AUTO_ID integer (pk)
STR_VALUE varchar(100)
STR_COUNT double
STR_WEIGHT double
I have all of the columns populated except for the STR_WEIGHT column.
If I run the following update query to calculate the weight:
UPDATE ST