开发者_如何学CI work on Firebird 2.5 and I have two tables, all their columns are similar except one has a primary key with auto increment and a not null foreign key field (A) for master table
I know I can use sql like this to insert all values from the two tables
insert into table1 select * from table2 where somthing = 'foo'
but what about the field (A) is there any way to insert this value manually in the same sql statement ? as this is the only field need to be entered manually
Thanks
You can specify both the source and target fields explicitly (and you should; don't use select *
unless you have a specific reason to):
insert into table1
(
col1,
col2,
col3,
col4
)
select
col1,
col2,
col3,
'foo'
from table2
where something = 'foo'
Came upon this post because I was looking for a solution to do the same, but without hard-coding the field names because the fields maybe added/removed and didn't want to have to remember to update the copy record procedure.
After googling around for awhile, I came up with this solution:
select cast(list(trim(RDB$FIELD_NAME)) as varchar(10000))
from RDB$RELATION_FIELDS
where RDB$RELATION_NAME = 'YOUR_TABLE'
and RDB$FIELD_NAME not in ('ID') -- include other fields to NOT copy
into :FIELD_NAMES;
NEW_ID = next value for YOUR_TABLE_ID_GENERATOR;
execute statement '
insert into YOUR_TABLE (ID,' || FIELD_NAMES || ')
select ' || cast(:NEW_ID as varchar(20)) || ',' ||
FIELD_NAMES || '
from YOUR_TABLE
where ID = ' || cast(:ID_OF_RECORD_TO_COPY as varchar(20));
Hope this saves some time for anyone else who comes across this issue!
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