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On Mon, Oct 17, 2005 at 09:55:50 +0300,
NosyMan <nosyman@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The scenario:
> SELECT id_product FROM products WHERE product_code='PRD-030';
>
> Now I want to insert id_product into another table :
>
> INSERT INTO product_sales( id_product, sale_date)
> INSERT INTO product_sales( id_product, sale_date)
> INSERT INTO product_sales( id_product, sale_date)
You can do something like:
INSERT INTO product_sales values (
(SELECT id_product FROM products WHERE product_code='PRD-030'),
sales_date);
Also if id_product was just assigned a value from a sequence in the same
session, you could use the currval function to get its value.
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