I have a MySQL table called employees
. There\'s another table called shifts
that is tied to employees
by the employeeId
colum
Yes but not with a single insert.
You'd have one INSERT to do the employee, then a second INSERT with a sub-SELECT to SELECT all of the shift data.
Here are some examples
If you want to do this many times, or want to do it on a bulk level, create an sp that inserts a dupe entry for an employee and then inserts dupe entries for all his shifts.
Something like:
CREATE PROCEDURE sp_cloneEmployee
@employeeId int
AS
INSERT INTO employees
SELECT * FROM employees
WHERE employeeId = @employeeId;
INSERT INTO shifts
SELECT * FROM shifts
WHERE employeeId = @employeeId;