i read the question with a similar title but it doesn't match my problem.
I have this table
Robot_Minions
id | type | id_robot_master
1 | catbot | 15
2 | dogbot | 15
3 | batbot | 15
What I want 开发者_StackOverflow社区to do is copy all the Robot_Minons of Robot_Master 15 and assign them to Robot_Master 16.
So the end result should look like
Robot_Minions
id | type | id_robot_master
1 | catbot | 15
2 | dogbot | 15
3 | batbot | 15
4 | catbot | 16
5 | dogbot | 16
6 | batbot | 16
One way I can think of to do it is to first select the rows to be copied, then loop through them and run an INSERT blah then UPDATE blah WHERE id=last insert id. But this is 1+2x queries. Is there a better way, ideally as one query?
if you already know the id of the robot_master you wish to assign the minions to you can use the following query:
INSERT INTO Robot_minions (type,id_robot_master)
SELECT type, '<new robot_master_id>'
FROM Robot_minions
WHERE id_robot_master = '<old robot_master>'
this will select the minions that belong to the <old robot_master>
and then insert the end resultset into Robot_minions
with the <new robot_master_id>
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