I hope I'm explaining this clearly enough: In our Magento database I have the following two queries I somehow need to combine (I'm a SQL novice):
update catalog_product_entity_text
set `value` = CONCAT('', `value`)
where entity_id in (select product_id from catalog_category_product where category_id = 975)
and attribute_id = 57;
select `value` from catalog_product_entity_text
where entity_id in (select product_id from catalog_category_product where category_id = 571)
and attribute_id = 551;
The blank value in the CONCAT function in the first query needs to contain the value from the second query that corresponds to the current entity_id in the loop.
Just how do go about I achieving this? Thanks much.
UPDATE: I'm reading up on joins and it looks as though a left outer join on the same table would be the way, though I'm still rather unclear as to the proper syntax and utilization.
Here's a rough draft that is not even passable:
select `value` from catalog_product_entity_text
as mobile_description
where attribute_id = 551
and entity_id in (select product_id
from catalog_category_product
where category_id = 571)
join on entity_id;
How do I improve upon that to make it effective?
I'm trying to join the rows with attribute_id = 57 & attribute_id = 551, fetching the value
column from each, for those with the same entity_id, so that I may update the value
of the row with attribute_id = 57 to include the value of the corresponding record with attribute_id = 551.