I have an existing MSSQL database where the values in some columns need updating according to a spreadsheet which contains the mappings of old data and new data.
The spreadsheet is like this:
| OLD DATA | NEW DATA |
RECORD | A | B | C | D | A | B | C | D |
1 |OLD|OLD|OLD|OLD|NEW|NEW|NEW|NEW|
2 |OLD|OLD|OLD|OLD|NEW|NEW|NEW|NEW|
Where ABCD are the column names, which relate to the database, and OLD / NEW relates to the data.
Thus for each line (approx 2500 rows)
The database values that match OLD in each column, need to be changed to NEW
My current thoughts are to do it in a similar way to this:
SQL Statement that Updates an Oracle Database Table from an Excel Spreadsheet
Essentially getting Excel to formulate a list of replace statements, though this feels like a horribly convoluted way to deal with the problem!
Is there a way to have SQL cycle though each row of the spreadsheet, check all records for a=old, b=old2, c=old3, d=old4 and then replace those values with the appropriate a=new, b=new2, c=new3, d=new4?
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