[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hi ,
>
> this is puzzling me..
>
> i have following table
>
> table name = Sierras.
> Columns =
> regno,
> platfrom,
> cost ,
> licence_ref
> renewal_data
>
> i split this table up into 2:
>
> 1. Softwares
> cols=
> id,
> regno,
> platfrom,
>
> 2. Licences
> id,
> cost ,
> licence_ref,
> renewal_data,
>
> i have a third table, a link table between softwares and licences
>
> cols=
> id,
> licence_id,
> software_id
> i want to populate this table with the ids from softwares and licences, so
> that if joined together 1 row would reflect a row in the old table sierras.
> What query can i write for this??
>
> hope all that makes sense!
>
> regards
> IA
>
insert into link_table (licence_id, software_id)
select l.id, s.id
from softwares s,
licences l,
sierras o
where l.licence_ref = o.licence_ref
and l.renewal_data = o.renewal_data
and s.regno = o.regno
and s.platform = o.platform (in case you would have the same regno on
several platforms :)).
I don't see why you need any 'id' column in the link table.
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Stephane Faroult
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