I need to find a way to do an INSERT INTO table A
but one of the values is something that comes from a lookup on table B, allow me to illustrate.
I have the 2 following tables:
Table A:
A1: Stri开发者_JAVA百科ng
A2: Integer value coming from table B
A3: More Data
Table B:
B1: String
B2: Integer Value
Example row of A: {"Value", 101, MoreData} Example row of B: {"English", 101}
Now, I know I need to INSERT the following into A {"Value2", "English", MoreData} but obviously that won't work because it is expecting an Integer in the second column not the word "English", so I need to do a lookup in Table B first.
Something like this:
INSERT INTO tableA (A1, A2, A3)
VALUES ("Value2", SELECT B2 FROM tableB where B1="English", MoreData);
Obviously this doesn't work as-is ...
Any suggestions?
how about:
Insert into tableA ( a1,a2,a3)
(select "value2", b2, moreData from TableB where B1 = "English")
It seems to be more cross-DBMS without parentheses, as @Andriy M commented:
insert into tableA (a1, a2, a3)
select 'value2', b2, moreData from tableB where B1='English'
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