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jollyguy77
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Posted - 2009-05-19 : 12:41:07
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Hi, I want to insert a duplicate row in a table. I want to insert a new row in a table that should have the same values as of the previous row and in addition to that, i will be changing 2 or 3 colums values from the previous row to the new row. For example.., i have the following columns in a table ID (primary key),orderid , jobid, added_by, comments, serialno, created_date, modified_date. I want to insert a new row that has the same values of orderid , jobid, added_by, comments, created_date, modified_date and in addition i will only change the serialno column, by getting the max(serialno) for the given orderid and jobid and increment it by 1 and then insert that into the new row. Can you tell me how it could be done?Thanks,Raja |
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visakh16
Very Important crosS Applying yaK Herder
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Posted - 2009-05-19 : 13:16:55
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[code]insert into yourtable (orderid , jobid, added_by, comments, serialno, created_date, modified_date)select t.orderid , t.jobid, t.added_by, t.comments, t1.maxserialno+1, t.created_date, t.modified_datefrom yourtable tjoin (select orderid , jobid,max(serialno) as maxserialno from yourtable group by orderid , jobid) t1on t1.orderid=t.orderidand t1.jobid=t.jobidand t1.maxserialno=t.serialno[/code] |
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