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    The document describes using a MERGE statement in SQL to undelete records in a database table. It shows merging two tables, People1.dbo.Persons1 and People2.dbo.Persons1, and updating the IsDeleted field to 0 for any matched records that have IsDeleted = 1 in the first table. It then demonstrates matching on the FirstName field instead of the id field to update the IsDeleted field for a specific name.

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    The document describes using a MERGE statement in SQL to undelete records in a database table. It shows merging two tables, People1.dbo.Persons1 and People2.dbo.Persons1, and updating the IsDeleted field to 0 for any matched records that have IsDeleted = 1 in the first table. It then demonstrates matching on the FirstName field instead of the id field to update the IsDeleted field for a specific name.

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    Merge Sample

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    Gerald P. Wright
    The document describes using a MERGE statement in SQL to undelete records in a database table. It shows merging two tables, People1.dbo.Persons1 and People2.dbo.Persons1, and updating the IsDeleted field to 0 for any matched records that have IsDeleted = 1 in the first table. It then demonstrates matching on the FirstName field instead of the id field to update the IsDeleted field for a specific name.

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    Using merge to undelete

    MERGE People1.dbo.Persons1 p1
    USING People2.dbo.Persons1 p2
    ON p1.id = p2.id
    WHEN MATCHED AND p1.IsDeleted = 1 THEN
    UPDATE SET p1.IsDeleted = 0;

    Match IsDeleted by FirstName


    DECLARE @FirstName NVARCHAR(MAX)
    SET @FirstName = 'Karen'
    MERGE People2.dbo.Persons1 p1
    USING People1.dbo.Persons1 p2
    ON p1.id = p2.id
    WHEN MATCHED AND p1.FirstName = @FirstName THEN
    UPDATE SET p1.IsDeleted = p2.IsDeleted;

    SELECT id, FirstName,IsDeleted FROM People1.dbo.Persons1 WHERE FirstName = 'Karen'


    SELECT id, FirstName, IsDeleted FROM People2.dbo.Persons1 WHERE FirstName = 'Karen'

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