How to copy Existing table column data into New table using Query in SqlServer 2005

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Hello Friends, Have a Good Day.

am Working on SqlServer 2005 Database. I need Query. Please help.

I have table Name with Questions, In this Questions DB I have Fields as QCode and QDescription...In this table I have almost 50 Questions. and Now I need to Copy some Selected Questions into New Table using QuestionCode.

For Example the Qcode is 101 and the QDescription is Expectation of Salary.

So, I need to copy some selected Questions into the NEW Table.

I Wrote one Query for this

Select * into NewTable from Questions where Qcode=101.

With this query I can Copy one one Row.

my problem is I need to Copy almost 10 Questions in New Table using Query.

Please help.

Thanks.

Posted 14-Dec-12 21:41pm

Software Engineer 892

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StackQ 15-Dec-12 3:58am

If u will use "where Qcode=101" then it will copy only one row.If there will exist more records then it copy more.
or
to copy top 10 use:-Top
To copy selected column use: Select QcCode,Description into TblName from TblName

{Actually i m not getting u what u want}

StackQ 15-Dec-12 3:59am

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my problem is I need to Copy almost 10 Questions in New Table using Query.
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Solution 1

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8070097/copy-column-into-existing-table-using-sql[^]

Posted 14-Dec-12 21:59pm

Krunal Rohit

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nagalkumar · Accepted Answer · 2012-12-14T22:00:00

Solution 2

Hi,

use this

Select * into NewTable from Questions where Qcode in (101,102,..)

Posted 14-Dec-12 22:00pm

nagalkumar

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Software Engineer 892 15-Dec-12 5:11am

Thank you Mr.nagalkumar.........its working fine.