questo è un po 'complicato.. Ho testato sul mio host locale e fa quello che vuoi.. fammi sapere se hai domande. SQL FIDDLE
UPDATE temp t1,
(
SELECT
id as unique_id,
new_name
FROM(
SELECT
id,
IF(@ROW = Name, @COUNT, @COUNT := 1),
CONCAT(Name, ' - ', @COUNT) AS new_name,
@ROW := Name,
@COUNT := @COUNT + 1
FROM temp
JOIN (SELECT @COUNT := 0, @ROW := "") AS t
WHERE Name IN(SELECT Name FROM temp
GROUP BY Name
HAVING COUNT(Name) > 1)
) AS temp_test
) as testing
SET t1.Name = testing.new_name where t1.id = testing.unique_id
L'output finale è simile al seguente:IMMAGINE
MODIFICA: Questo potrebbe funzionare meglio per motivi di prestazioni
1. PRIMA ESEGUIRE QUESTA QUERY
SET SESSION group_concat_max_len = 1000000; -- longer if needed
SET @query1 := (
SELECT
GROUP_CONCAT(DISTINCT unique_name)
FROM temp
JOIN(
select Name as unique_name
FROM temp
GROUP BY name
HAVING COUNT(Name) > 1
) as t
);
2. ALLORA ESEGUI QUESTO AGGIORNAMENTO
UPDATE temp t1,
(
SELECT
id as unique_id,
new_name
FROM(
SELECT
id,
IF(@ROW = Name, @COUNT, @COUNT := 1),
CONCAT(Name, ' - ', @COUNT) AS new_name,
@ROW := Name,
@COUNT := @COUNT + 1
FROM temp
JOIN (SELECT @COUNT := 0, @ROW := "") AS t
WHERE FIND_IN_SET (`name`, @query1)
) AS temp_test
) as testing
SET t1.Name = testing.new_name where t1.id = testing.unique_id
L'ho testato sul mio locale e funziona, quindi dovresti essere in grado di farlo funzionare :)