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Posted by David Portas on 02/06/06 21:55
Jeff Kish wrote:
> thanks. I'm still not sure of how to do something here, though.
>
> This is directly related to the problem but re-worded because I need to
> get the next value using max(authorizationid)+1 ...
>
> Given two tables:
> allgroups(usergroup, otherdata) =
> {'group1',otherdata1,
> 'group2',otherdata2,
> 'group3',otherdata3,
> :
> :
> 'groupn',otherdatan}
>
> and
> authorization(program,optiontitle,
> usergroup,authorizationid) =
> {'pro1','title1','ug1',3,
> 'pro2','title2','ug2',4,
> :
> 'pron','titlen','ugn',m}
>
> How can I insert multiple
> lines (one for each usergroup
> in allgroups) using one sql statement
> into authorization if this is correct for a
> single insert:
> insert into authorization(program,
> optiontitle,usergroup,
> authorizationid)
> select 'proq','titleq','ug1',
> max(authorizationid)+1
> from authorization
>
> bascially I'd like each usergroup
> from allgroups to be used to create a
> new line in authorization, having
> the authorizationid increment one from
> the current max.
>
> Yes, I have no control over the design/use of
> an identity column.
>
> Is it possible?
> Thanks
> Jeff Kish
Assuming SQL Server 2005 (you didn't specify otherwise), use the
ROW_NUMBER function. For example:
INSERT INTO [authorization]
(program, optiontitle, usergroup, authorizationid)
SELECT program, optiontitle, usergroup,
authorizationid+
(SELECT MAX(authorizationid)
FROM [authorization])
FROM
(SELECT 'proq','titleq', usergroup, ROW_NUMBER()
OVER (ORDER BY usergroup)
FROM allgroups)
AS T(program, optiontitle, usergroup, authorizationid) ;
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David Portas, SQL Server MVP
Whenever possible please post enough code to reproduce your problem.
Including CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements usually helps.
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http://msdn2.microsoft.com/library/ms130214(en-US,SQL.90).aspx
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