I thought this would have been relatively easy.
INSERT into T1 VALUES ...
then
INSERT into T2 VALUES ...
and no, you can't insert into 2 tables with 1 insert statement unless the
mysql team fixed that with the latest version.
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From: "Hardi Gunawan" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2001 22:06
Subject: INSERT INTO 2 JOINED TABLES
As an example to my problem, I have 2 tables, T1 and
T2.
T1's fields are Common,T1Field1,T1Field2 (Common is
the primary key and it is autoincrement)
T2's fields are T2Field1,Common,T2Field2 (T2Field1 is
the primary key)
I created a view using "SELECT
T1.T1Field1,T1.T1Field2,T2.T2Field1,T2.T2Field2 FROM
T1 T2 WHERE T1.Common = T2.Common)".
How do I create the INSERT SQL in this case? The Field
"Common" is not yet filled, because it is
autoincremented. So I cannot insert into table T2.
Anyone can help me? Thank you.
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