How can I get the results from a CTE to be added to a table in SQL server

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how can I how can i get the results from the CTE below to be actually added to a table(apicultureentries). your help will be greatly appreciated. I am using Sql Server 2016

With AllMarks AS
(SELECT
CompetitorID,
ApiEntryId,
AverageMark,
RANK() OVER (ORDER BY AverageMark)AS RankPosition

FROM ApicultureEntries
)
SELECT
a.*,(CASE WHEN a.RankPosition < 14 THEN 150 - RankPosition * 10 ELSE NULL END) AS PositionEarned
FROM AllMarks AS a

What I have tried:

insert into apiculture , select into

Posted 7-Mar-18 5:24am

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Updated 7-Mar-18 5:39am

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Maciej Los · Answer 1 · 2018-03-07T05:40:00

Solution 1

It's quite obvious...

SQL

With AllMarks AS
(
...
)
INSERT INTO TableName (<List_Of_Columns>)
SELECT a.<List_Of_Columns>, (CASE WHEN a.RankPosition < 14 THEN 150 - RankPosition * 10 ELSE NULL END) AS PositionEarned
FROM AllMarks AS a

For further details, please see: INSERT (Transact-SQL) | Microsoft Docs[^]

Posted 7-Mar-18 5:40am

Maciej Los

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Member 13392936 7-Mar-18 16:00pm

thanks much. gonna try and provide feedback