i have written a my sql procedure but getting error

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I have facing some problem in this query.

Can anybody help me?

SQL

CREATE PROCEDURE sp_update_userdetails
(
)
BEGIN
    UPDATE user_details 
    SET  user_details.firstname  = `firstname`
        ,user_details.lastname   = `lastname`
        ,user_details.`password` = `password`
        ,user_details.address    = `address`
        ,user_details.photo      = `photo`
        ,city.`name`             = `name`
        ,area.`name`             = `name`
        ,usertype.`name`         = `name` 
    FROM user_details
    INNER JOIN area     ON user_details.area_id = area.id
    INNER JOIN city     ON user_details.city_id = city.id
    INNER JOIN usertype ON user_details.type_id = usertype.id
    WHERE user_details.email = email;

    SELECT * FROM user_details;
END;

And my error is -
[Err] 1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'FROM user_details
INNER JOIN area
ON user_details.area_id=area.id
INNER JOI' at line 7

Posted 28-Nov-11 1:01am

chinta123

Updated 28-Nov-11 1:59am

#realJSOP

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RaisKazi 28-Nov-11 7:24am

Edited: 1) Formatting 2) Added "pre" tag.

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2011-11-28T02:08:00

The from statemtn isn't needed. You want to do something like this:

SQL

UPDATE userDetails, city, area, usertype
SET      user_details.firstname  = `firstname`
        ,user_details.lastname   = `lastname`
        ,user_details.`password` = `password`
        ,user_details.address    = `address`
        ,user_details.photo      = `photo`
        ,city.`name`             = `name`
        ,area.`name`             = `name`
        ,usertype.`name`         = `name`
WHERE user_details.email = email
AND user_details.areaID = area.id
AND user_details.city_id = city.id
AND user_details.type_id = usertype.id;

I would also probably update each table individually just to be sure that what I want to happen is actually happening. Being clever with your SQL code almost never works out...

chinta123 · Answer 2 · 2011-12-18T19:08:00

CREATE PROCEDURE sp_update_userdetails
(
)
BEGIN
UPDATE user_details
SET user_details.firstname = `firstname`
,user_details.lastname = `lastname`
,user_details.`password` = `password`
,user_details.address = `address`
,user_details.photo = `photo`
,city.`name` = `name`
,area.`name` = `name`
,usertype.`name` = `name`
FROM user_details
INNER JOIN area ON user_details.area_id = area.id,
INNER JOIN city ON user_details.city_id = city.id,
INNER JOIN usertype ON user_details.type_id = usertype.id,
WHERE user_details.email = email;

SELECT * FROM user_details;
END;

i have written a my sql procedure but getting error

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