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Hi All,<br />
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Thank you Guys for your instant answer, and I apologize for being late to reply to you.<br />
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Kind Regards,<br />
<br />
Naser
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Hi All,

Thank you Guys for your instant answer, and I apologize for being late to reply to you.

Kind Regards,

Naser

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I have two Tables with the same name, in two differrent database on the same MS-SQL Server 2000, and I wanted to update one colomn in one table from the other database.<br />
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T1.DB1<br />
X1 &nbsp; Y1 &nbsp; Z1<br />
<br />
T2.DB2<br />
X2 &nbsp; Y2 &nbsp; Z2<br />
<br />
So, the Query should looks like <br />
Update Z2 from Z1.<br />
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I hope I make it clear for you guys, please let me know.<br />

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I have two Tables with the same name, in two differrent database on the same MS-SQL Server 2000, and I wanted to update one colomn in one table from the other database.

T1.DB1
X1   Y1   Z1

T2.DB2
X2   Y2   Z2

So, the Query should looks like 
Update Z2 from Z1.

I hope I make it clear for you guys, please let me know.


Update one table from another table in the same SQL Server

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