Error in UPDATE statement with SET and JOIN

Hi
UPDATE lms_assessment_student QS JOIN lms_assessment_student_ans QA ON QS.pk_Assessment_Stud_Id = QA.fk_Assessment_Stud_Id SET QA.Mark = 1, QA.Comment_Field = 1 WHERE QS.pk_Assessment_Stud_Id = 1 AND QA.Question_Id = 1;
The above statement when executing is showing ORA-00971: missing SET keyword. so i changed it to
UPDATE lms_assessment_student QS SET QA.Mark = 1, QA.Comment_Field = 1 WHERE QS.pk_Assessment_Stud_Id = 1 AND QA.Question_Id = 1 JOIN lms_assessment_student_ans QA ON QS.pk_Assessment_Stud_Id = QA.fk_Assessment_Stud_Id ;
and it showing ORA-00933: SQL command not properly ended.So can anyone help me in solving this problem
Thanking you in advance
Dinny

Hi ,
So many errors
YOUR QUERY :
UPDATE lms_assessment_student QS SET QA.Mark = 1, QA.Comment_Field = 1 WHERE QS.pk_Assessment_Stud_Id = 1 AND QA.Question_Id = 1 JOIN lms_assessment_student_ans QA ON QS.pk_Assessment_Stud_Id = QA.fk_Assessment_Stud_Id ;
and it showing ORA-00933: SQL command not properly ended.So can anyone help me in solving this problem
first thing u want to update qa and u write update QS ??
Second y do u want to join??? just put the condition
SOLUTION
UPDATE lms_assessment_student_ans
SET lms_assessment_student_ans.Mark = 1,
lms_assessment_student_ans.Comment_Field = 1
WHERE lms_assessment_student.pk_Assessment_Stud_Id = 1
AND lms_assessment_student.pk_Assessment_Stud_Id = QA.fk_Assessment_Stud_Id
Hope it works for u..
Bhavesh

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The users want to generate the Customer Statement with opening and closing balances like the traditional one. The statement now generated gives the list of all open items as on date, but the users want the statement with opening balances as on the date of the begining of the range specified and the closing balance at the end of the period for which the statement is generated. Is there a way to generate the same from the system.
Thanks for the help.
Regards,

Hi,
SPRO> Financial Accounting (New) > Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable > Customer Accounts > Line Items > Correspondence > Make and Check Settings for Correspondence
You can use the program RFKORD10 with correspondance type SAP06 for your company code
This program prints account statements and open items lists for customers and vendors in letter form. For account statements, all postings between two key dates, as well as the opening and closing balance, are listed.
Regards,
Gaurav

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