sql - How to get the RowID to put into an INSERT INTO statement -
i have 2 tables
virtual_domains
virtual_users.
virtual_domains has list of valid domains emails server, example data:
id name 1 example.org 2 example.com 3 example.netvirtual_users keeps valid email addresses each domain, , links them domain belong, example data:
id domain_id password email address 1 1 jack@example.org 2 1 thing john@example.org 3 3 goes annete@example.net 4 2 here bilbo@example.cominsert new user, use syntax (auto_increment in use id column):
insert, add kurt@example.net 5th row email user.databasename
.virtual_users
(id
,domain_id
,password
,
what want able do, instead of putting in '3' domain id, add other syntax there return id virtual_domains table of relevent domain, ie:
insert `databasename`.`virtual_users` ( `id`, `domain_id`, `password`, `email` ) values ( default, *add_query_here_to_get_domian_id_value_from_virtual_domains_table*, md5('somepassword'), 'kurt@example.net' );
so can done in 1 command, rather having domain_id in seperate query.
you can use subquery in insert statement.
insert databasename.virtual_users ( id, domain_id, password, email ) values ( default, ( select id databasename.virtual_domains name = 'example.net' ), md5('somepassword'), 'kurt@example.net' );
i have tested in sql server, think should work in databases.
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