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Title : generic sql insert non-literal values
Categories : General SQL, Databases Update Picture
Jim Leonard
Date : May 05th 1998
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All SQL "tutorials" on the web seem to gloss over one thing:
inserting non-literal values into a table. It took me
days to discover that this is the correct syntax for
inserting values based on a SELECT from another table:

INSERT INTO systems_to_devtools
SELECT systems.id,devtools.id
WHERE systems.hostname='fnargle'
AND devtools.vendor='Gnu'
AND devtools.name='C++';

Another key thing here is to know the order of your columns.



explode() and SQL blobs
Categories : General SQL, Strings, PHP, Databases
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Categories : MySQL, Complete Programs, General SQL, PHP, Databases
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Categories : Databases, PHP, MySQL, General SQL
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Categories : Authentication, PHP, General SQL, Databases
Sql Builder
Categories : PHP, HTML and PHP, Databases, General SQL, Form Processing
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Categories : Databases, PHP, mSQL, Databases
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Categories : MySQL, General SQL, PHP, HTML and PHP, Databases
I`d like to use the mysql_fetch_row function along with a "randomizer" function that would give me a random result from a mySQL table.
Categories : General SQL, MySQL, PHP, Databases
google like search function with bolded search terms
Categories : PHP, Search, Databases, General SQL
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Categories : MySQL, General SQL, Databases, Algorithms
TSQL INDENTER
Categories : MS SQL Server, Debugging, Databases, General SQL
This is a class with functions that are taken from simple SQL statements. I made it to have an easier connection between PHP3 and DBase files.
Categories : General SQL, PHP, PHP Classes, Databases
Persistent connections - General information.
Categories : General SQL, PHP, Databases
This program allows you to upload an ODBC ressource - i.e. an MS-Access database to a MySQL server.
Categories : Databases, MySQL, Complete Programs, PHP, Databases
Dynamic WHERE CLAUSE depending on number of FORM FIELDS
Categories : ODBC, General SQL, PHP, Complete Programs, Databases
 Laurent Picquet wrote :76
a more generic aproach could be:

insert into table_a (column_a,column_b)
select column_c,column d
from table_b
where column_c=`litteral_1`
and column_d=`litteral_2`
order by 1,2;