SQL to copy parameters for a newly created code

sncb

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Office Version
  1. 365
  2. 2010
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  1. Windows
HI there,

Not sure if this it the best place to ask the question but I created a few records with code and site as the main key parameters and I need to copy the rest of the parameters from the old codes to the new ones.

Any idea what the best SQL could be used for that?

CodeSiteParam1Param2Param3Param4
A-OldLoc1Old paramOld paramOld paramOld param
B-OldLoc1Old paramOld paramOld paramOld param
A-newLoc1Old paramOld paramOld paramOld param
B-NewLoc1Old paramOld paramOld paramOld param

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