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What is main difference between INSERT INTO table VALUES .. and INSERT INTO table SET ?
Example:
INSERT INTO table (a, b, c) VALUES (1,2,3) INSERT INTO table SET a=1, b=2, c=3
And what about performance of these two?
Started by Irmantas on
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The INSERT.
SET forms of the statement insert rows based on explicitly specified values.
VALUES and INSERT ...
The INSERT ...
Refman/6.0/en/insert.html says:
INSERT inserts new rows into an existing table.
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Hi All,
I am inserting a row with a char column for a hash based on (among other things) the row's auto id.
I know I can insert it, fetch the insert_id, calculate the hash, and update it.
Does anyone know of a way to do this in a single query? You would...
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I can think of two other....
The only way to get a generated ID value from an AUTO_INCREMENT field in MySQL is to do the INSERT and then call last_insert to do.
No, there's no function in MySQL that gives you the current_insert_id() .
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I am using adodb for PHP library.
For fetching the id at which the record is inserted I use this function "$db->Insert_ID()"
I want to know if there are multiple and simultaneous inserts into the database table, will this method return me the correct...
Started by Gaurav Sharma on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
IE:
INSERT....
In order to get ids for multiple inserts, you will have to call INSERT_ID() after each statement is executed.
The $db->Insert_ID() will return you last insert id only so if you are inserting many records.
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(MYSQL) Is there any significant performance differences, or other reasons not to use the INSERT ... ON DUPLICATE UPDATE sql to update by PK/insert new stuff?
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INSERT ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE ....
In fact this is just a UPDATE , followed by an INSERT should the UPDATE fail.
INSERT ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE will locate the record and update it just as a simple UPDATE would do.
No, there is none.
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Hello.
I want to create an Insert trigger that updates values on all the inserted rows if they're null, the new values should be taken from a different table, according to another column in the inserted table.
I tried:
UPDATE INSERTED SET TheColumnToBeUpdated...
Started by Shimmy on
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CREATE TRIGGER CoolTrigger ON MyAwesomeTable INSTEAD OF INSERT AS BEGIN INSERT MyAwesomeTable....
This will let you check the incoming values and, if needed replace them with the values from your other table .
To an INSTEAD OF INSERT.
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Bunch of Inserts (transaction) is quicker than each insert separatelly, i think so, maybe not, tell me who check, is there a difference, maybe if many indexes on a table.
Started by dynback.com on
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As far.
Doing disabling the index and doing a bulk insert and reenabling the index after you're done.
It doesn't really matter if there's one insert or many inserts within a single transaction.
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$sql = 'INSERT INTO customer (first_name, last_name, email, password, date_created, dob, gender, customer_type) VALUES(:first_name, :last_name, :email, :password, :date_created, :dob, :gender, :customer_type)' . ' SELECT LAST_INSERT_ID()' ;
Can anyone...
Started by chupinette on
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Just call your appropriate function for your API to get the last insert ID instead LAST_INSERT_ID" might....
If you really wanted to do select last_insert_id, you should do it at the API level.
No, it makes no sense whatever.
For it.
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Here's my procedure:
PROCEDURE add_values AS BEGIN INSERT INTO TABLE_A ... SELECT t.id, t.name FROM TABLE_C ("This selection will return multiple records") END
While it inserts in TableA, I would like insert into another table(TableB) for that particular...
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(otherwise it will run on every insert)
or you can iterate....
In mysql try INSERT..SELECT
INSERT INTO tableB SELECT * FROM tableA where id = LAST_INSERT_ID to do it, if this is the only way you insert data into the table.
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I have a list that is frequently insertion sorted. Is there a good position (other than the end) for adding to this list to minimize the work that the insertion sort has to do?
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There are two.
The drawback is that you must copy the whole array for every insert.
This would the new elements first.
The best place to insert would be where the element belongs in the sorted list.
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Hi all,
I want to create a table trigger for insert and update. How can I get the values of the current record that is inserted/updated?
Started by Chris on
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Similarly, the table called 'deleted' allows you to access deleted records and the original versions of... .
Within the trigger, you can use a table called 'inserted' to access the values of the new records and the new version of the updated records.
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