Re: INSERT WITH SELECT help
От | Jurgen Defurne |
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Тема | Re: INSERT WITH SELECT help |
Дата | |
Msg-id | 39296958.EB8FF785@glo.be обсуждение исходный текст |
Ответ на | INSERT WITH SELECT help (Richard Smith <ozric@tampabay.rr.com>) |
Список | pgsql-general |
Richard Smith wrote: > I am new to SQL so bare with me here. > > I have set up a contact database. The PRIMANY KEY is person.per_id > All the other tables REFERENCE the person.per_id key. Now I want to be > able > to INSERT INTO the address table based on person.per_id by name without > having to know the value of person.per_id. Something like, I know this > does not work > but you will get the idea of what I need. > > INSERT INTO address > (per_id,street,city,state,zip) > VALUES ('('SELECT per_id FROM person WHERE first ='somename')','200 some > street', > 'Tampa','FL','33654'); > > Can somthing like this be done ? Any help would be great. What you desire is very errorprone. Unless you have a program that does the things you want, user input is not reliable enough to use as the subselect you want here. Basically, what you are doing here is to check the input 'somename' against the database 'person'. Wouldn't it be better then, if you directly check your user input against your database, in which case you would have a valid 'per_id' or else you have to display a user error ? Should it be an automated system, then what you need is an expression. Since this may be a function, you can embed your subquery into a function, and rewrite the VALUES clause as : VALUES(select_function(), ....) Good luck. Jurgen Defurne defurnj@glo.be
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