DELETE INNER JOIN query

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Hi all.

I wanna to delete the table records that has inner join to another table

SQL

DELETE  DISTINCTROW

FROM  ((Ghesting INNER JOIN
        buyer ON Ghesting.fk_code_m_buyer = buyer.code_m_buyer) INNER JOIN
        kala ON buyer.code_m_buyer = kala.buyer_codem
WHERE(fk_code_m_buyer= ?) AND (kala.type_kala= ?) AND ( kala.model_kala=?)

Indeed I want to delete "Ghesting" record table with condition(WHERE) (kala.type_kala= ?) AND ( kala.model_kala=?) but shows have syntax error.

How to use inner join statement in delete query ?
thanks a lot.

Posted 21-Mar-15 5:38am

bernova

Updated 21-Mar-15 6:12am

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jgakenhe 21-Mar-15 12:22pm

//Try this, it'll work in SQL Server, but unsure about Access
DELETE Ghesting
FROM Ghesting
INNER JOIN buyer
ON Ghesting.fk_code_m_buyer = buyer.code_m_buyer
INNER JOIN kala
ON buyer.code_m_buyer = kala.buyer_codem
WHERE(fk_code_m_buyer= ?)
AND (kala.type_kala= ?)
AND ( kala.model_kala=?)

bernova 22-Mar-15 5:04am

My problem don't solved

bernova 22-Mar-15 5:16am

DELETE Ghesting
FROM ((kala INNER JOIN buyer ON kala.buyer_codem = buyer.code_m_buyer) INNER JOIN Ghesting ON buyer.code_m_buyer = Ghesting.fk_code_m_buyer)
WHERE(Ghesting.fk_code_m_buyer= ?)

shows error " no given value for one or many parameter "

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2015-03-21T06:41:00

Solution 1

Try SQL SERVER – DELETE From SELECT Statement [^].

Posted 21-Mar-15 6:41am

Abhinav S