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INSERT INTO two different tables ?
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... because I need to had this info in one table as temporary data (will be replaced after control few days later ..) and in another one to store it.
I'd like to avoid to run the select clause twice for obvious performance reasons ...
Regards,
Benouche
I'd like to avoid to run the select clause twice for obvious performance reasons ...
Regards,
Benouche
Try to insert into one table including a column which will "mark" the batch of inserts (date, run-number . . ) then insert into the second by selecting from the first. Just a question of doing so efficently (indexes etc).
On the other hand your original select might be just as fast!
On the other hand your original select might be just as fast!
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