Joel Burton sez:
} Something like:
}
} INSERT INTO mytable SELECT 1, * FROM (select 1
} union all
} select 2
} union all
} select 3
} union all
} select 4)
}
} will work, but will run slowly, assuming you'll be inserting more than 4
} rows at a time.
}
} You could make a helper table that just contains integers <= n, if n is the
} max number of rows you want to insert.
}
} Then
}
} INSERT INTO mytable SELECT 1, i FROM ints WHERE i < 100;
Okay, I'm an idiot. The table I'm inserting into has two columns, each of
which references a key in another table. I already have the helper table I
need. Thanks for your help. My query now looks like:
INSERT INTO mytable
SELECT 1, id
FROM referencedtable
WHERE id IN (1,2,3,4)
} - J.
--Greg
