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Asked: 2026-06-14T08:47:04+00:00

This actually makes my phpmyadmin stop working. SET @admin_mail = mail@mail.com; — 5. SET

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This actually makes my phpmyadmin stop working.

SET @admin_mail = "mail@mail.com";
--  5. SET ORDER MAIL

UPDATE 
sales_flat_order, 
sales_flat_order_address, 
-- sales_flat_order_status_history, 
sales_flat_quote, 
sales_flat_quote_address

SET 
sales_flat_order.customer_email = @admin_mail,
sales_flat_order_address.email = @admin_mail,
sales_flat_quote.customer_email = @admin_mail,
sales_flat_quote_address.email = @admin_mail;
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  1. Editorial Team

    You cannot update multiple tables from one statement. You can enter multiple tables into a single SQL UPDATE statement like a JOIN, but you may only actually update values in one of the tables.

    You will have to do this:

    UPDATE 
 sales_flat_order
SET 
  sales_flat_order.customer_email = @admin_mail;

UPDATE
  sales_flat_order_address
SET
  sales_flat_order_address.email = @admin_mail;

    etc…

    Here is a good thread related to this: How to update two tables in one statement in SQL Server 2005?

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