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Asked: May 30, 20262026-05-30T03:53:13+00:00 2026-05-30T03:53:13+00:00

I need to run this four times how can i do it in one

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I need to run this four times how can i do it in one line or may be less lines

update opp set run_mode = 0, run_time = 0, 
where oppar_job_name in ('ABC') ) and oppar_job_rec in ('ABC');

update opp set run_mode = 0, run_time = 0, 
where oppar_job_name in ('DEF') ) and oppar_job_rec in ('DEF');

update opp set run_mode = 0, run_time = 0, 
where oppar_job_name in ('FGH') ) and oppar_job_rec in ('FGH');

update opp set run_mode = 0, run_time = 0, 
where oppar_job_name in ('IJK') ) and oppar_job_rec in ('IJK');

I am thinking of trying this.

update opp set run_mode = 0, run_time = 0, 
where oppar_job_name in (
'ABC',
'DEF',
'FGH',
'IJK'
) and oppar_job_rec in 
(
'ABC',
'DEF',
'FGH',
'IJK'
);

Is the just above thing correct.
I mean there is a one to one correspondence in the table like

ABC ABC
DEF DEF
FGH FGH
IJK IJK
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    2026-05-30T03:53:15+00:00Added an answer on May 30, 2026 at 3:53 am

    If I understand well:

    update opp set run_mode = 0, run_time = 0, 
    where (oppar_job_name = oppar_job_rec) and 
          (oppar_job_rec in ('ABC','DEF','FGH','IJK'));
    

    It’s better with extra parenthesis 😉

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