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Asked: June 9, 20262026-06-09T22:17:16+00:00 2026-06-09T22:17:16+00:00

SQL Server beginner here. I am having some trouble on a SELECT/UPDATE statement. I

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SQL Server beginner here. I am having some trouble on a SELECT/UPDATE statement. I have a table with an order number column and a line number column. The select statement below returns the values I want. I would like to take the result and insert that number into a column on the same table where the order number matches. Am I over thinking this? Or maybe under thinking the complexity? 🙂

    SELECT
    ORDNUM, COUNT(LINNUM) AS 'CountLines'
    FROM [TableName]
    WHERE STS = '3' AND DUEQTY < ONHAND AND STYPE = 'CU'
    GROUP BY ORDNUM

    UPDATE [TableName]
    SET LNCNT = 'CountLines'
    WHERE ORDNUM = ORDNUM

Thank you in advance.
Ben

UPDATE: I used Andomars solution below and it worked great. Thank you all for the assistance.

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    2026-06-09T22:17:18+00:00Added an answer on June 9, 2026 at 10:17 pm

    Using SQL Server syntax:

    update  tn
    set     LNCNT = SubQuery.CountLines
    from    TableName as tn
    join    (
            select  ordnum
            ,       count(linnum) as CountLines
            from    TableName
            where   sts = '3'
                    and DUEQTY < ONHAND 
                    and STYPE = 'CU'
            group by
                    ordnum
            ) as SubQuery
    on      SubQuery.ordnum = tn.ordnum
    
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