Replace the = with "IN" in your where clause like so:

update ovdsave
        set ovdsave.updatedate = getdate()
        where ovdsave.sonum IN (SELECT ovdtemp.SONUM
FROM ovdtemp)

This is because "SELECT ovdtemp.SONUM FROM ovdtemp" returns more than 1
record........


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-----Original Message-----
From: Joshua Tipton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 16 May 2001 15:22
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Update Statement


I am tired why is this giving me an error?

update ovdsave
        set ovdsave.updatedate = getdate()
        where ovdsave.sonum = (SELECT ovdtemp.SONUM
FROM ovdtemp)

and this way also gives me an error:

update ovdsave
        set ovdsave.updatedate = getdate()
        from (SELECT ovdtemp.SONUM FROM ovdtemp)
        where ovdsave.sonum = ovdtemp.sonum


I am running this in a dts package to update ovdsave.updatedate to the
current date if the ovdtemp.sonum = ovdsave.sonum.

Please help so I can go home and sleep.

Joshua Tipton
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