Insert into table1 from table1

Hello

I tried to insert into table - from select col1, col2, col3 from table b where
Table - b.change_dt between 't1d' and 'T2D.

can someone help me with the query

Thank you

insert into table-A from select col1,col2,col3 from table-b where
table-b.change_dt between 'dt1' and 'dt2'

you have an additional 'from', so it will be:

insert into table-A(col1,col2,col3) (select col1, col2, col3 from table b where)
Table - b.change_dt between 't1d' and "T2D")

Please, close your threads, try to clean up the forum.

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Martine wrote:
Hello

I need to insert data from one table to the other dynamic thereafter. The reason we use where condition can vary in the select statement. Can someone tell me the logic to use

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Is less than a valid SQL | Statement of PLSQL? or several instructions and what it does?

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I checked the SQL quick reference card and don't see anything similar to this... I wonder where I can find a better book of reference for the syntax.

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user5885318 wrote:
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(ok, ignoring the fact that you can't have a table named table)

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iTemp varchar (200): = ";
sql_stmt VARCHAR2 (200);
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< timeFormat > hh: mm aaa < / timeFormat >
< longformat > Long_01 < / longformat >
< doubleformat > Double_01 < / doubleformat >
< percentformat > Percentage_01 < / percentformat >
< currencyformat > Currency_01 < / currencyformat >
< / Preferences >

A WITH clause that must immediately precede the SELECT keyword:

SQL > create table t:

2 with the o as (select double dummy)

3 select * West longitude;

Table created.

Insert into table1 from table1

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