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INSERT INTO command
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| I am using FoxPro database. I want to select certain records from one
table(master.dbf) and insert into another table(empty.dbf). I did try the
following sql statement, but the syntax error happened.
INSERT INTO "C:\EMPTY"
SELECT A.*
FROM "C:\MASTER" A, "C:\ORDER" B
WHERE A.ITEMNO=B.ITEMNO
empty.dbf and master.dbf having the identical table structure.
Please kindly help.
Thanks!
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| Fred Taylor 2005-06-15, 3:25 am |
| You don't need to specify the path, all you need is the alias (if the tables
are already open).
I also think you will need VFP9 in order to work correctly, as I don't think
earlier versions recognized an insert from a select.
Also EMPTY is not a good table name as EMPTY is a reserved word.
INSERT INTO EMPTY ;
SELECT MASTER.* FROM MASTER, ORDER ;
WHERE MASTER.ITEMNO=ORDER.ITEMNO
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Fred
Microsoft Visual FoxPro MVP
"Kenji" <yong@mascotasia.com> wrote in message
news:uA0k%23LVcFHA.464@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
>I am using FoxPro database. I want to select certain records from one
> table(master.dbf) and insert into another table(empty.dbf). I did try the
> following sql statement, but the syntax error happened.
>
> INSERT INTO "C:\EMPTY"
> SELECT A.*
> FROM "C:\MASTER" A, "C:\ORDER" B
> WHERE A.ITEMNO=B.ITEMNO
>
> empty.dbf and master.dbf having the identical table structure.
> Please kindly help.
> Thanks!
>
>
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| Paul Pedersen 2005-06-15, 3:25 am |
| You forgot the semicolons.
"Kenji" <yong@mascotasia.com> wrote in message
news:uA0k%23LVcFHA.464@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
>I am using FoxPro database. I want to select certain records from one
> table(master.dbf) and insert into another table(empty.dbf). I did try the
> following sql statement, but the syntax error happened.
>
> INSERT INTO "C:\EMPTY"
> SELECT A.*
> FROM "C:\MASTER" A, "C:\ORDER" B
> WHERE A.ITEMNO=B.ITEMNO
>
> empty.dbf and master.dbf having the identical table structure.
> Please kindly help.
> Thanks!
>
>
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