Stephanie Chatagner's Blog

• T-Sql

Well.

Yesterday, I discovered the SELECT INTO statement.
It creates a new table and inserts rows from the query into it, an existing table.

SELECT col1,col2...ColN
INTO New_table
FROM tab1
[Where conditions];

With the WHERE clause, it specifies which rows to copy, and gets partial data. The SELECT clause chose few columns or any. The JOIN clause allows to create a table from several tables.
The disadvantage of this methode to create table, it does not copy constraints such as primary key and indexes from the source table to the destination table.

So, step by step and keep learning!