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Hi Friends, Is it possible to use a "select" query inside the "Insert" query, But the condition is i want to use the same table name for both "select" and "Insert" query.
For Example
mysql> insert into sample_elements (name,position,ownerel) values...
Started by praveenjayapal on
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Change your insert to look like the following :
insert into sample_elements (name,position,ownerel values only use the select statement and insert the harcoded values as columns
insert into sample sel.name = "Namespace1";
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I have an id column which is a primary key with AUTO_INCREMENT. I need the value that is generated to be inserted into the id column, as well as another column (which isn't set to AUTO_INCREMENT, and isnt unique.
Currently I use the mysqld_isnert_id()...
Started by Yegor on
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Your two....
That's what your query might look like:
INSERT INTO fooTable VALUES (0, (SELECT AUTOIf I recall correctly, the automatically generated ID isn't even created until after the insert has been performed.
Of the insert.
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Is this legal?
$string1= "INSERT INTO....;"; $string1 .= "INSERT INTO....;"; $string1 .= "INSERT INTO....;"; mysql_query($string1) or die(mysql_error());
Started by Ian McCullough on
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You can insert multiple rows like this:
INSERT INTO table (col1, col2) VALUES (1, 2), (3 tables, it's much....
No, mysql_query() only allows one query at a time.
They are separate queries, and must be called as such.
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I am trying to track what users are searching for on my site (from a simple search form on the front page) with PHP and MySQL.
At the end of all my queries I am using this query:
INSERT INTO `DiggerActivity_Searches` ( `SearchTerms`, `SearchType`, `NumResults...
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Trace_log(); mysql_query(....) // or stmt->execute() or whatever you use to execute the query....
If you do_log.txt', $s, FILE_APPEND); } ...
By some browser addons).
The query three times or the script is invoked three times (e.g.
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I'm trying to insert this array into a database:
Array ( [0] => 1 [1] => 2376 [2] => 1804229942 53 [3] => 99 [4] => 120510105 5525 [5] => 99 [6] => 21581237 622 [7] => 99 [8] => 46612404 3 [9] => 99 [10] => 174284497 8...
Started by Andrieux on
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You can user a FOR to build you query in a string
if your query is to big and mysql will....
$query = sprintf("INSERT INTO `gotskills_clantrack`.`track typing $array[1], $array[2]...
Regards.
Table.field2 := 'V45:10V46:175' ...
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How i can get the inserted id when I insert a record in this way using cakephp $this->query (" insert into [tablename] ([colname]) values([colvalue]);
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Assuming you are using MySQL you could perform the following query after you did the insert:
$array_with_id = $this->query('select last_insert_id() as id;');
But as mentioned by kouak, the usual way to insert data....
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Is there a straightforward way to run mysql_query with an insert and get the ID of the new row, for example in the return? Or will I have to do another query with select to check it?
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Try mysql_insert.
Simply call mysql_insert_id after running mysql_query and you will get the ID.
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Is there a way to retrieve all the keys of the newly inserted records when using an INSERT INTO ... SELECT FROM query?
Started by adam0101 on
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There's a PDF on the issue: Returning.pdf DECLARE @MyVar TABLE... .
SELECT ...
Some databases support the INSERT for that is:
INSERT INTO table (fields...) OUTPUT outputfields...
Use the OUTPUT clause to capture them (SQL Server 2005 and up) .
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Sql - query to insert a column value if it does not exist in that column
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INSERT INTO emp (fruits) VALUES ('mango')
Two ways to do
1.IF NOT EXISTS (SELECT fruit FROM emp WHERE fruit='mango') BEGIN INSERT INTO emp(fruit) Values('mango'); END 2.INSERT INTO emp ('mango') SELECT.
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If I execute an insert query with a stored procedure with php and the mysqli _ * functions, is there a way to retrieve the value of an autoincrement id field?
mysqli->insert_id does not seem to work.
Started by Davide Gualano on
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Are you sure the last query you preformed was an INSERT?
mysqli->insert the insert....
You could try to make a query to MySql like so:
SELECT LAST_INSERT_ID()
Not sure if it works with stored procedures though.
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