Insert * from Table 1

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Please Help,

I have Two Tables, Table 1 is written to as a temporary table and this happens several times until a store button is pressed.
Table 2 is basically a carbon copy of Table 1 but also adds todays date. Would someone correct my c#/sql for this. Presently i have tried to use

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SqlCommand updateTotalMade = new SqlCommand();
updateTotalMade.Connection = databaseConnection;

string sqlUpdateTotalMade = "Insert into Totalmade (FactoryID, AreaID, DaysNightsID, Product, Amount, RecordDate)
Select FactoryID, AreaID, DaysNightsID, Product, Amount from TempTotalMade and RecordDate = '" + String.Format("{0:u}", make.nextdate) + "'where FactoryID ='" + Vault.FACTORY + "' and AreaID = '" + Program.MAKE + "'";            

updateTotalMade.CommandText = sqlUpdateTotalMade;
updateTotalMade.ExecuteNonQuery();

Thank you in anticipation.

Posted 14-Jun-12 3:46am

Davey85

Updated 14-Jun-12 3:47am

Prasad_Kulkarni

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Solution 2

If the fields are the same, why are you having two tables?

Just add another column: say TEMPORARY_FLAG. And use your code to distinguish between. When you need to legitimize the record just clear the flag.

Posted 14-Jun-12 4:21am

krumia

Solution 3

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Insert into Totalmade Select *, getDate() as RecordDate from TempTotalMade  where FactoryID ='" + Vault.FACTORY + "' and AreaID = '" + Program.MAKE + "'";

Posted 14-Jun-12 21:15pm

arnabdattachaudhuri

Updated 14-Jun-12 21:17pm

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MarqW · Accepted Answer · 2012-06-14T03:56:00

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string sqlUpdateTotalMade = "Insert into Totalmade (FactoryID, AreaID, DaysNightsID, Product, Amount, RecordDate)
Select FactoryID, AreaID, DaysNightsID, Product, Amount, getDate() from TempTotalMade  where FactoryID ='" + Vault.FACTORY + "' and AreaID = '" + Program.MAKE + "'";

That should do it

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<pre lang="c#">string sqlUpdateTotalMade = "Insert into Totalmade (FactoryID, AreaID, DaysNightsID, Product, Amount, RecordDate)
Select FactoryID, AreaID, DaysNightsID, Product, Amount, '" + String.Format("{0:u}", make.nextdate) + "' from TempTotalMade  where FactoryID ='" + Vault.FACTORY + "' and AreaID = '" + Program.MAKE + "'";   </pre>