Update openquery remote table with join

Hi All,
I have a problem with OPENQUERY update on remote table. I've googled for days, and can't solve the problem.
Here is the problem:
Local server MS SQL 2005.
Remote server: MySQL.
The linked server is communicating through MySQL ODBC 5.1
I created the following code for update (tried many other version too, this is the last one):
update openquery(Remoteserver,'select products_id, products_price, products_last_modified, products_stock from products1')
set
products_price=A.products_price,
products_stock=A.products_stock,
products_last_modified=getdate()
FROM
(select * from vi_products_update) AS A INNER JOIN
openquery(octopus, 'select products_id from products1')AS B
ON A.products_id=B.products_id
When I run the query the columns are updated with the same value, for each record. It looks the value is the first which match the criteria. Each (remote and local) table has as primary key products_id. In this example I used as result set for local a view, but I have the same result if I use a table.
the products_last_modified column is updated in order, and if I update for e.g. the products_price with a constant that is ok too. The problem should be somewhere with join, but I can' get it where.
THX for any help
ab

Hi
Did you ever solve this problem
I have the same issue trying to update many rown in a MySQL table from SQL2005 using the syntax below,
UPDATE
openquery(DEV,'select id, `desc` from todLocationGroups')
SET [desc] = V.Destination_Group FROM
(select * from VTM_TOD_Rate) as V inner join
openquery(DEV,'select id, `desc` from todLocationGroups') as K
ON K.id = V.TOD_LG_ID
but i get this error
OLE DB provider "MSDASQL" for linked server "KAYOTE_DEV" returned message "Row cannot be located for updating. Some values may have been changed since it was last read.".
Msg 7343, Level 16, State 4, Line 1
The OLE DB provider "MSDASQL" for linked server "KAYOTE_DEV" could not UPDATE table "[MSDASQL]". The rowset was using optimistic concurrency and the value of a column has been changed after the containing row was last fetched or resynchronized.

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USING OIP_PYL_CODE_PYLONE,OIP_OPY_CODE,OIP_NPY_CODE,OIP_PYL_TENS_CONS,OIP_PYL_NB_TERNE,OIP_PYL_HAUT_TOTAL,OIP_PYL_HAUT_SS_CONS,OIP_PYL_POIDS,OIP_PYL_SURFACE_SOL,OIP_PYL_SURFACE_PEINTE,OIP_PYL_DATE_CREAT,OIP_PYL_DATE_MODIF,OIP_PYL_TYPE_MODIF,OIP_PYL_CODE_UTIL,OIP_PYL_DESIGNATION,
upper(translate(OIP_PYL_ETAT,'éè','ee')),OIP_PYL_INDICE_REV, OIP_PYL_CODE_PYLONE_SUBST;
exception
when others then
dbms_output.put_line('ERREUR ORACLE DETECTEE ***');
dbms_output.put_line('Message Erreur : '||SUBSTR(SQLERRM,1,245));
end;
I receive the error :
ORA-01747: invalid user.table.column, table.column, or columns specification
What is the problem ?
Regards,
Rachel

This reply was very useful for me. I have written insert scripts in the package where I had put comma after last_updated_date in the insert statement, I got the error -
ORA-01747: invalid user.table.column, table.column, or column specification . After removing the comma and adding right parenthesis it worked fine
INSERT INTO CPT_ACTIVITY_SALES (
WS_DATE,
ACTIVITY,
WS_ITEM_HEAD,
WS_FLAG,
CREATED_BY,
CREATED_DATE,
LAST_UPDATED_BY,
LAST_UPDATED_DATE,
(SELECT a.ws_date,
b.activity,
C.WS_ITEM_HEAD,
'N',
cUser ,
SYSDATE,
cUser,
SYSDATE
FROM CPT_SALES_LINES a,cpm_category b,CPM_ACTIVITY C
WHERE a.COMPANY=nCompany
AND a.SITE=ln_site
AND a.WS_DATE=ld_ws_date
AND a.SALES_HEADER_KEY=ln_Sales_header_key
and B.company=A.company
and b.category_id=a.category_id
AND C.COMPANY=A.COMPANY
AND C.ACTIVITY=B.ACTIVITY)

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