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UPDATE-SELECT WITH MULTIPLE COLUMNS

Asked by redmission in SQL Query Syntax, Visual Basic Programming, MS SQL Server

Tags: update, multiple, select, columns

I want to copy the data of two columns from the record with an Enroll_ID of 1234 and paste it into the same columns for the record with an PRGM_ID of 2222.  This first query here is only with one column, and it works!!  But how do I get it to work with two columns? This is all in the same table...

UPDATE TABLEA
SET OFFER_NUM = (SELECT OFFER_NUM FROM TABLEA WHERE ENROLL_ID = 1234)
WHERE PRGM_ID = 2222

The above statement works!  But here's what I'm trying to do below (the same thing, but with multiple columns), and it's not working...
UPDATE TABLEA
SET (OFFER_NUM, PHONE_YN) = (SELECT OFFER_NUM, PHONE_YN FROM TABLEA WHERE ENROLL_ID = 1234)
WHERE PRGM = 2222

I get the error, "Incorrect syntax near '('" and "Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'WHERE'"  Please help, this is driving me up the wall!!
               
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Zones: SQL Query Syntax, Visual Basic Programming, MS SQL Server
Tags: update, multiple, select, columns
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