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Copy rows in SQL Server

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dambrose

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I have a SQL Server Table that has a column with a number in it. Is there a way that I can query that table to find out what the number is and copy the rows that number of times in a new table.
 
There are two possible answers.

Do you want to
1) read the value from a single column and a single row and take that value and add that many number of rows to a table.
2) Count the number of rows and then add that same amount of rows to a new table or (your asking for trouble) at it to the same table (this would exponentialy grow the size of your table).

for number 2
just do this
while recordsetname <> null
cn.execute(insert statement)
recordsetname.movenext
wend
 
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