How to insert values into auto identity column in MYSQL [closed]

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I would like to insert values into mysql innodb table Auto_Increment column.

I am loading some data from an old table to new table which has an identity, and need to preserve the existing values from the old table, so I need to preserve the existing Id values, but keep the column Auto_Increment for new values.

In MS T-SQL, I would start my insert query script with SET SET IDENTITY_INSERT MyTable ON and end the query with SET SET IDENTITY_INSERT MyTable OFF.

How can I do the same in MySQL?

回答1:

Just do as usual:

INSERT INTO my_table(auto_inc_field, other_field) VALUES(8547, 'some value');

If the values are comming from another table, you may use:

INSERT INTO my_table(auto_inc_field, other_field)
SELECT auto_inc_field, other_field FROM other_table;

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16108003/how-to-insert-values-into-auto-identity-column-in-mysql