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Because the set method interprets strings as literals instead of columns you must use the col method to set a column to another column as in: sql.update('my_table')(sql => sql.set('col1', sql.col('col2')))
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col
sql.update('my_table')(sql => sql.set('col1', sql.col('col2')))
Allows you to insert a literal into the query.
Set has two forms .set('col', value) and .set({ col1: value, col2: value2 })
.set('col', value)
.set({ col1: value, col2: value2 })
WHERE [expr]
Either an expression that evaluates to a boolean or a shorthand equality object mapping columns to values.
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Because the
setmethod interprets strings as literals instead of columns you must use thecolmethod to set a column to another column as in:sql.update('my_table')(sql => sql.set('col1', sql.col('col2')))