How Do I Insert Data In Two Tables At The Same Time Which Are Connected Together

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How will i insert data in the table , where data that i'am inserting it will be inserted in the other table in the system which are recording the same data .

Posted 26-Sep-15 6:20am

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[no name] 26-Sep-15 12:38pm

Please describe it more with your table names.
Secondly "Connected Together" what it is stands for, please clarify.

Member 12013429 26-Sep-15 12:53pm

you have to tables

CREATE TABlE Person
( person_id int PRIMARY KEY,
FirstName varchar(12) NOT NULL,
LastName varchar(12),
Age int ,
Gender varchar(12)
)

CREATE TABLE Address
( address_id int PRIMARY KEY,
address_name varchar(20),
person_id int FOREIGN KEY REFFERENCE Person(person_id)
)

Now i want when i'am filling the table Person , the person_id that i have entered in table Person, it will enter it self in table Address where column is person_id

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2015-09-26T08:09:00

Solution 1

Automatically? There's no such thing.

You have to insert your data into the Person table, get back the ID it was assigned, then use that in a second Insert into the Address table with the remaining data.

Posted 26-Sep-15 8:09am

Dave Kreskowiak

vaibhavhedaoo · Answer 2 · 2015-09-27T21:02:00

Solution 2

as Dave say's there is nothing like Automatically
you can use stored procedure to perform your task and to maintain ACID property you can use transaction in stored procedure

Posted 27-Sep-15 21:02pm

vaibhavhedaoo