MYSQL Using multiple selects in insert query is returning Column count doesn't match value count at row 1










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UPDATE



Sometime, when a family is being inactivated from a system, it may contain more than 1 individual. In my case show at the sql fiddle, the family with household_id=12 has 3 individuals.



I need to insert the data of these 3 individuals as the same from indiviudal table to individual_history table and just changing the ind_action field into the following message HH has been inactivated.



Here is a sample data:



| individual_id | household_id | family_relation_id | marital_status_id | ind_lmms_id | ind_un_id | head_of_hh | ind_first_name_ar | ind_last_name_ar | ind_first_name_en | ind_last_name_en | ind_gender | dob | ind_status | ind_date_added | user_id | system_date |
|---------------|--------------|--------------------|-------------------|-------------|-----------|------------|-------------------|------------------|-------------------|------------------|------------|------------|------------|----------------------|---------|----------------------|
| 1 | 12 | 3 | 1 | 321 | (null) | no | u | x | (null) | (null) | Male | 2012-01-01 | Active | 2018-07-19T00:00:00Z | 1 | 2018-07-19T00:00:00Z |
| 2 | 12 | 1 | 2 | 123 | (null) | no | x | y | (null) | (null) | Female | 1998-03-05 | Active | 2015-03-05T00:00:00Z | 1 | 2015-03-05T00:00:00Z |
| 3 | 12 | 3 | 1 | 1234 | (null) | no | x | z | (null) | (null) | Female | 2004-04-05 | Active | 2018-04-11T00:00:00Z | 1 | 2018-04-11T00:00:00Z |


All 3 fields should be inserted to the table individual_history and ind_action is set to the note I added above.



I need to insert into a table called individual_history values of a SELECT query from table individual.



Here is the query:



INSERT INTO individual_history 
(individual_id,
household_id,
family_relation_id_history,
marital_status_id_history,
ind_lmms_id_history,
ind_un_id_history,
head_of_hh_history,
ind_first_name_ar_history,
ind_last_name_ar_history,
ind_first_name_en_history,
ind_last_name_en_history,
ind_gender_history,
dob_history,
ind_status_history,
ind_action,
ind_date_changed,
user_id,
system_date)
VALUES ((SELECT i.individual_id,
i.household_id,
i.family_relation_id,
i.marital_status_id,
i.ind_lmms_id,
i.ind_un_id,
i.head_of_hh,
i.ind_first_name_ar,
i.ind_last_name_ar,
i.ind_first_name_en,
i.ind_last_name_en,
i.ind_gender,
i.dob,
i.ind_status
FROM individual i
WHERE i.household_id = :hid),
'HH Status Changed to inactive',
(SELECT i.ind_date_added,
i.user_id
FROM individual i
WHERE i.household_id = :hid),
:systemDate)


As you can see from the query, I am splitting the SELECT statement into 2 parts, as I want to insert a specific ind_action message, then I will continue by getting the other 2 fields date added and user_id.



The systemDate is the just the now() function result.



I tried to run this query using 12 as hid and I received the following error:




1136 - Column count doesn't match value count at row 1




After doing few searches, I found that I should add parenthesis for each of the values. So I changed the query to:



INSERT INTO individual_history 
(individual_id,
household_id,
family_relation_id_history,
marital_status_id_history,
ind_lmms_id_history,
ind_un_id_history,
head_of_hh_history,
ind_first_name_ar_history,
ind_last_name_ar_history,
ind_first_name_en_history,
ind_last_name_en_history,
ind_gender_history,
dob_history,
ind_status_history,
ind_action,
ind_date_changed,
user_id,
system_date)
VALUES ((SELECT i.individual_id,
i.household_id,
i.family_relation_id,
i.marital_status_id,
i.ind_lmms_id,
i.ind_un_id,
i.head_of_hh,
i.ind_first_name_ar,
i.ind_last_name_ar,
i.ind_first_name_en,
i.ind_last_name_en,
i.ind_gender,
i.dob,
i.ind_status
FROM individual i
WHERE i.household_id = 12),
( 'HH Status Changed to inactive' ),
(SELECT i.ind_date_added,
i.user_id
FROM individual i
WHERE i.household_id = 12),
( NOW() ))


But still got the same error.



I tried to count the number of fields I am inserting compared to the ones I am selecting, and they are the same (18 fields).



UPDATE



I changed the query by removing the VALUES clause:



INSERT INTO individual_history 
(
individual_id,
household_id,
family_relation_id_history,
marital_status_id_history,
ind_lmms_id_history,
ind_un_id_history,
head_of_hh_history,
ind_first_name_ar_history,
ind_last_name_ar_history,
ind_first_name_en_history,
ind_last_name_en_history,
ind_gender_history,
dob_history,
ind_status_history,
ind_action,
ind_date_changed,
user_id,
system_date
)
SELECT i.individual_id,
i.household_id,
i.family_relation_id,
i.marital_status_id,
i.ind_lmms_id,
i.ind_un_id,
i.head_of_hh,
i.ind_first_name_ar,
i.ind_last_name_ar,
i.ind_first_name_en,
i.ind_last_name_en,
i.ind_gender,
i.dob,
i.ind_status
FROM individual i
WHERE i.household_id=12,
'HH Status Changed to inactive',
(
SELECT i.ind_date_added,
i.user_id
FROM individual i
WHERE i.household_id=12),
now()


And I got the following error:




1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use



near '
'HH Status Changed to inactive',
' at line 10




Please note that the datatype of fields are exactly the same in both tables, and individual_history table contain an auto-increment primary key.



HERE IS AN SQL FIDDLE to check with sample data.










share|improve this question
























  • Skip the VALUES clause, simply put the SELECT there instead. (Without parentheses.) I.e. INSERT INTO targettable (col1, col2, ...) SELECT ... FROM ....

    – jarlh
    Nov 15 '18 at 8:26












  • Got an error near HH Status changed saying check the right syntax. I will update my question.

    – alim1990
    Nov 15 '18 at 8:29











  • Can you run the SELECT stand-alone?

    – jarlh
    Nov 15 '18 at 8:30











  • stackoverflow.com/help/mcve is great. (Remove columns etc not needed to reproduce the problem.)

    – jarlh
    Nov 15 '18 at 8:32






  • 1





    I will update the question on top.

    – alim1990
    Nov 15 '18 at 8:49















0















UPDATE



Sometime, when a family is being inactivated from a system, it may contain more than 1 individual. In my case show at the sql fiddle, the family with household_id=12 has 3 individuals.



I need to insert the data of these 3 individuals as the same from indiviudal table to individual_history table and just changing the ind_action field into the following message HH has been inactivated.



Here is a sample data:



| individual_id | household_id | family_relation_id | marital_status_id | ind_lmms_id | ind_un_id | head_of_hh | ind_first_name_ar | ind_last_name_ar | ind_first_name_en | ind_last_name_en | ind_gender | dob | ind_status | ind_date_added | user_id | system_date |
|---------------|--------------|--------------------|-------------------|-------------|-----------|------------|-------------------|------------------|-------------------|------------------|------------|------------|------------|----------------------|---------|----------------------|
| 1 | 12 | 3 | 1 | 321 | (null) | no | u | x | (null) | (null) | Male | 2012-01-01 | Active | 2018-07-19T00:00:00Z | 1 | 2018-07-19T00:00:00Z |
| 2 | 12 | 1 | 2 | 123 | (null) | no | x | y | (null) | (null) | Female | 1998-03-05 | Active | 2015-03-05T00:00:00Z | 1 | 2015-03-05T00:00:00Z |
| 3 | 12 | 3 | 1 | 1234 | (null) | no | x | z | (null) | (null) | Female | 2004-04-05 | Active | 2018-04-11T00:00:00Z | 1 | 2018-04-11T00:00:00Z |


All 3 fields should be inserted to the table individual_history and ind_action is set to the note I added above.



I need to insert into a table called individual_history values of a SELECT query from table individual.



Here is the query:



INSERT INTO individual_history 
(individual_id,
household_id,
family_relation_id_history,
marital_status_id_history,
ind_lmms_id_history,
ind_un_id_history,
head_of_hh_history,
ind_first_name_ar_history,
ind_last_name_ar_history,
ind_first_name_en_history,
ind_last_name_en_history,
ind_gender_history,
dob_history,
ind_status_history,
ind_action,
ind_date_changed,
user_id,
system_date)
VALUES ((SELECT i.individual_id,
i.household_id,
i.family_relation_id,
i.marital_status_id,
i.ind_lmms_id,
i.ind_un_id,
i.head_of_hh,
i.ind_first_name_ar,
i.ind_last_name_ar,
i.ind_first_name_en,
i.ind_last_name_en,
i.ind_gender,
i.dob,
i.ind_status
FROM individual i
WHERE i.household_id = :hid),
'HH Status Changed to inactive',
(SELECT i.ind_date_added,
i.user_id
FROM individual i
WHERE i.household_id = :hid),
:systemDate)


As you can see from the query, I am splitting the SELECT statement into 2 parts, as I want to insert a specific ind_action message, then I will continue by getting the other 2 fields date added and user_id.



The systemDate is the just the now() function result.



I tried to run this query using 12 as hid and I received the following error:




1136 - Column count doesn't match value count at row 1




After doing few searches, I found that I should add parenthesis for each of the values. So I changed the query to:



INSERT INTO individual_history 
(individual_id,
household_id,
family_relation_id_history,
marital_status_id_history,
ind_lmms_id_history,
ind_un_id_history,
head_of_hh_history,
ind_first_name_ar_history,
ind_last_name_ar_history,
ind_first_name_en_history,
ind_last_name_en_history,
ind_gender_history,
dob_history,
ind_status_history,
ind_action,
ind_date_changed,
user_id,
system_date)
VALUES ((SELECT i.individual_id,
i.household_id,
i.family_relation_id,
i.marital_status_id,
i.ind_lmms_id,
i.ind_un_id,
i.head_of_hh,
i.ind_first_name_ar,
i.ind_last_name_ar,
i.ind_first_name_en,
i.ind_last_name_en,
i.ind_gender,
i.dob,
i.ind_status
FROM individual i
WHERE i.household_id = 12),
( 'HH Status Changed to inactive' ),
(SELECT i.ind_date_added,
i.user_id
FROM individual i
WHERE i.household_id = 12),
( NOW() ))


But still got the same error.



I tried to count the number of fields I am inserting compared to the ones I am selecting, and they are the same (18 fields).



UPDATE



I changed the query by removing the VALUES clause:



INSERT INTO individual_history 
(
individual_id,
household_id,
family_relation_id_history,
marital_status_id_history,
ind_lmms_id_history,
ind_un_id_history,
head_of_hh_history,
ind_first_name_ar_history,
ind_last_name_ar_history,
ind_first_name_en_history,
ind_last_name_en_history,
ind_gender_history,
dob_history,
ind_status_history,
ind_action,
ind_date_changed,
user_id,
system_date
)
SELECT i.individual_id,
i.household_id,
i.family_relation_id,
i.marital_status_id,
i.ind_lmms_id,
i.ind_un_id,
i.head_of_hh,
i.ind_first_name_ar,
i.ind_last_name_ar,
i.ind_first_name_en,
i.ind_last_name_en,
i.ind_gender,
i.dob,
i.ind_status
FROM individual i
WHERE i.household_id=12,
'HH Status Changed to inactive',
(
SELECT i.ind_date_added,
i.user_id
FROM individual i
WHERE i.household_id=12),
now()


And I got the following error:




1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use



near '
'HH Status Changed to inactive',
' at line 10




Please note that the datatype of fields are exactly the same in both tables, and individual_history table contain an auto-increment primary key.



HERE IS AN SQL FIDDLE to check with sample data.










share|improve this question
























  • Skip the VALUES clause, simply put the SELECT there instead. (Without parentheses.) I.e. INSERT INTO targettable (col1, col2, ...) SELECT ... FROM ....

    – jarlh
    Nov 15 '18 at 8:26












  • Got an error near HH Status changed saying check the right syntax. I will update my question.

    – alim1990
    Nov 15 '18 at 8:29











  • Can you run the SELECT stand-alone?

    – jarlh
    Nov 15 '18 at 8:30











  • stackoverflow.com/help/mcve is great. (Remove columns etc not needed to reproduce the problem.)

    – jarlh
    Nov 15 '18 at 8:32






  • 1





    I will update the question on top.

    – alim1990
    Nov 15 '18 at 8:49













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UPDATE



Sometime, when a family is being inactivated from a system, it may contain more than 1 individual. In my case show at the sql fiddle, the family with household_id=12 has 3 individuals.



I need to insert the data of these 3 individuals as the same from indiviudal table to individual_history table and just changing the ind_action field into the following message HH has been inactivated.



Here is a sample data:



| individual_id | household_id | family_relation_id | marital_status_id | ind_lmms_id | ind_un_id | head_of_hh | ind_first_name_ar | ind_last_name_ar | ind_first_name_en | ind_last_name_en | ind_gender | dob | ind_status | ind_date_added | user_id | system_date |
|---------------|--------------|--------------------|-------------------|-------------|-----------|------------|-------------------|------------------|-------------------|------------------|------------|------------|------------|----------------------|---------|----------------------|
| 1 | 12 | 3 | 1 | 321 | (null) | no | u | x | (null) | (null) | Male | 2012-01-01 | Active | 2018-07-19T00:00:00Z | 1 | 2018-07-19T00:00:00Z |
| 2 | 12 | 1 | 2 | 123 | (null) | no | x | y | (null) | (null) | Female | 1998-03-05 | Active | 2015-03-05T00:00:00Z | 1 | 2015-03-05T00:00:00Z |
| 3 | 12 | 3 | 1 | 1234 | (null) | no | x | z | (null) | (null) | Female | 2004-04-05 | Active | 2018-04-11T00:00:00Z | 1 | 2018-04-11T00:00:00Z |


All 3 fields should be inserted to the table individual_history and ind_action is set to the note I added above.



I need to insert into a table called individual_history values of a SELECT query from table individual.



Here is the query:



INSERT INTO individual_history 
(individual_id,
household_id,
family_relation_id_history,
marital_status_id_history,
ind_lmms_id_history,
ind_un_id_history,
head_of_hh_history,
ind_first_name_ar_history,
ind_last_name_ar_history,
ind_first_name_en_history,
ind_last_name_en_history,
ind_gender_history,
dob_history,
ind_status_history,
ind_action,
ind_date_changed,
user_id,
system_date)
VALUES ((SELECT i.individual_id,
i.household_id,
i.family_relation_id,
i.marital_status_id,
i.ind_lmms_id,
i.ind_un_id,
i.head_of_hh,
i.ind_first_name_ar,
i.ind_last_name_ar,
i.ind_first_name_en,
i.ind_last_name_en,
i.ind_gender,
i.dob,
i.ind_status
FROM individual i
WHERE i.household_id = :hid),
'HH Status Changed to inactive',
(SELECT i.ind_date_added,
i.user_id
FROM individual i
WHERE i.household_id = :hid),
:systemDate)


As you can see from the query, I am splitting the SELECT statement into 2 parts, as I want to insert a specific ind_action message, then I will continue by getting the other 2 fields date added and user_id.



The systemDate is the just the now() function result.



I tried to run this query using 12 as hid and I received the following error:




1136 - Column count doesn't match value count at row 1




After doing few searches, I found that I should add parenthesis for each of the values. So I changed the query to:



INSERT INTO individual_history 
(individual_id,
household_id,
family_relation_id_history,
marital_status_id_history,
ind_lmms_id_history,
ind_un_id_history,
head_of_hh_history,
ind_first_name_ar_history,
ind_last_name_ar_history,
ind_first_name_en_history,
ind_last_name_en_history,
ind_gender_history,
dob_history,
ind_status_history,
ind_action,
ind_date_changed,
user_id,
system_date)
VALUES ((SELECT i.individual_id,
i.household_id,
i.family_relation_id,
i.marital_status_id,
i.ind_lmms_id,
i.ind_un_id,
i.head_of_hh,
i.ind_first_name_ar,
i.ind_last_name_ar,
i.ind_first_name_en,
i.ind_last_name_en,
i.ind_gender,
i.dob,
i.ind_status
FROM individual i
WHERE i.household_id = 12),
( 'HH Status Changed to inactive' ),
(SELECT i.ind_date_added,
i.user_id
FROM individual i
WHERE i.household_id = 12),
( NOW() ))


But still got the same error.



I tried to count the number of fields I am inserting compared to the ones I am selecting, and they are the same (18 fields).



UPDATE



I changed the query by removing the VALUES clause:



INSERT INTO individual_history 
(
individual_id,
household_id,
family_relation_id_history,
marital_status_id_history,
ind_lmms_id_history,
ind_un_id_history,
head_of_hh_history,
ind_first_name_ar_history,
ind_last_name_ar_history,
ind_first_name_en_history,
ind_last_name_en_history,
ind_gender_history,
dob_history,
ind_status_history,
ind_action,
ind_date_changed,
user_id,
system_date
)
SELECT i.individual_id,
i.household_id,
i.family_relation_id,
i.marital_status_id,
i.ind_lmms_id,
i.ind_un_id,
i.head_of_hh,
i.ind_first_name_ar,
i.ind_last_name_ar,
i.ind_first_name_en,
i.ind_last_name_en,
i.ind_gender,
i.dob,
i.ind_status
FROM individual i
WHERE i.household_id=12,
'HH Status Changed to inactive',
(
SELECT i.ind_date_added,
i.user_id
FROM individual i
WHERE i.household_id=12),
now()


And I got the following error:




1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use



near '
'HH Status Changed to inactive',
' at line 10




Please note that the datatype of fields are exactly the same in both tables, and individual_history table contain an auto-increment primary key.



HERE IS AN SQL FIDDLE to check with sample data.










share|improve this question
















UPDATE



Sometime, when a family is being inactivated from a system, it may contain more than 1 individual. In my case show at the sql fiddle, the family with household_id=12 has 3 individuals.



I need to insert the data of these 3 individuals as the same from indiviudal table to individual_history table and just changing the ind_action field into the following message HH has been inactivated.



Here is a sample data:



| individual_id | household_id | family_relation_id | marital_status_id | ind_lmms_id | ind_un_id | head_of_hh | ind_first_name_ar | ind_last_name_ar | ind_first_name_en | ind_last_name_en | ind_gender | dob | ind_status | ind_date_added | user_id | system_date |
|---------------|--------------|--------------------|-------------------|-------------|-----------|------------|-------------------|------------------|-------------------|------------------|------------|------------|------------|----------------------|---------|----------------------|
| 1 | 12 | 3 | 1 | 321 | (null) | no | u | x | (null) | (null) | Male | 2012-01-01 | Active | 2018-07-19T00:00:00Z | 1 | 2018-07-19T00:00:00Z |
| 2 | 12 | 1 | 2 | 123 | (null) | no | x | y | (null) | (null) | Female | 1998-03-05 | Active | 2015-03-05T00:00:00Z | 1 | 2015-03-05T00:00:00Z |
| 3 | 12 | 3 | 1 | 1234 | (null) | no | x | z | (null) | (null) | Female | 2004-04-05 | Active | 2018-04-11T00:00:00Z | 1 | 2018-04-11T00:00:00Z |


All 3 fields should be inserted to the table individual_history and ind_action is set to the note I added above.



I need to insert into a table called individual_history values of a SELECT query from table individual.



Here is the query:



INSERT INTO individual_history 
(individual_id,
household_id,
family_relation_id_history,
marital_status_id_history,
ind_lmms_id_history,
ind_un_id_history,
head_of_hh_history,
ind_first_name_ar_history,
ind_last_name_ar_history,
ind_first_name_en_history,
ind_last_name_en_history,
ind_gender_history,
dob_history,
ind_status_history,
ind_action,
ind_date_changed,
user_id,
system_date)
VALUES ((SELECT i.individual_id,
i.household_id,
i.family_relation_id,
i.marital_status_id,
i.ind_lmms_id,
i.ind_un_id,
i.head_of_hh,
i.ind_first_name_ar,
i.ind_last_name_ar,
i.ind_first_name_en,
i.ind_last_name_en,
i.ind_gender,
i.dob,
i.ind_status
FROM individual i
WHERE i.household_id = :hid),
'HH Status Changed to inactive',
(SELECT i.ind_date_added,
i.user_id
FROM individual i
WHERE i.household_id = :hid),
:systemDate)


As you can see from the query, I am splitting the SELECT statement into 2 parts, as I want to insert a specific ind_action message, then I will continue by getting the other 2 fields date added and user_id.



The systemDate is the just the now() function result.



I tried to run this query using 12 as hid and I received the following error:




1136 - Column count doesn't match value count at row 1




After doing few searches, I found that I should add parenthesis for each of the values. So I changed the query to:



INSERT INTO individual_history 
(individual_id,
household_id,
family_relation_id_history,
marital_status_id_history,
ind_lmms_id_history,
ind_un_id_history,
head_of_hh_history,
ind_first_name_ar_history,
ind_last_name_ar_history,
ind_first_name_en_history,
ind_last_name_en_history,
ind_gender_history,
dob_history,
ind_status_history,
ind_action,
ind_date_changed,
user_id,
system_date)
VALUES ((SELECT i.individual_id,
i.household_id,
i.family_relation_id,
i.marital_status_id,
i.ind_lmms_id,
i.ind_un_id,
i.head_of_hh,
i.ind_first_name_ar,
i.ind_last_name_ar,
i.ind_first_name_en,
i.ind_last_name_en,
i.ind_gender,
i.dob,
i.ind_status
FROM individual i
WHERE i.household_id = 12),
( 'HH Status Changed to inactive' ),
(SELECT i.ind_date_added,
i.user_id
FROM individual i
WHERE i.household_id = 12),
( NOW() ))


But still got the same error.



I tried to count the number of fields I am inserting compared to the ones I am selecting, and they are the same (18 fields).



UPDATE



I changed the query by removing the VALUES clause:



INSERT INTO individual_history 
(
individual_id,
household_id,
family_relation_id_history,
marital_status_id_history,
ind_lmms_id_history,
ind_un_id_history,
head_of_hh_history,
ind_first_name_ar_history,
ind_last_name_ar_history,
ind_first_name_en_history,
ind_last_name_en_history,
ind_gender_history,
dob_history,
ind_status_history,
ind_action,
ind_date_changed,
user_id,
system_date
)
SELECT i.individual_id,
i.household_id,
i.family_relation_id,
i.marital_status_id,
i.ind_lmms_id,
i.ind_un_id,
i.head_of_hh,
i.ind_first_name_ar,
i.ind_last_name_ar,
i.ind_first_name_en,
i.ind_last_name_en,
i.ind_gender,
i.dob,
i.ind_status
FROM individual i
WHERE i.household_id=12,
'HH Status Changed to inactive',
(
SELECT i.ind_date_added,
i.user_id
FROM individual i
WHERE i.household_id=12),
now()


And I got the following error:




1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use



near '
'HH Status Changed to inactive',
' at line 10




Please note that the datatype of fields are exactly the same in both tables, and individual_history table contain an auto-increment primary key.



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  • Skip the VALUES clause, simply put the SELECT there instead. (Without parentheses.) I.e. INSERT INTO targettable (col1, col2, ...) SELECT ... FROM ....

    – jarlh
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  • Got an error near HH Status changed saying check the right syntax. I will update my question.

    – alim1990
    Nov 15 '18 at 8:29











  • Can you run the SELECT stand-alone?

    – jarlh
    Nov 15 '18 at 8:30











  • stackoverflow.com/help/mcve is great. (Remove columns etc not needed to reproduce the problem.)

    – jarlh
    Nov 15 '18 at 8:32






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  • Skip the VALUES clause, simply put the SELECT there instead. (Without parentheses.) I.e. INSERT INTO targettable (col1, col2, ...) SELECT ... FROM ....

    – jarlh
    Nov 15 '18 at 8:26












  • Got an error near HH Status changed saying check the right syntax. I will update my question.

    – alim1990
    Nov 15 '18 at 8:29











  • Can you run the SELECT stand-alone?

    – jarlh
    Nov 15 '18 at 8:30











  • stackoverflow.com/help/mcve is great. (Remove columns etc not needed to reproduce the problem.)

    – jarlh
    Nov 15 '18 at 8:32






  • 1





    I will update the question on top.

    – alim1990
    Nov 15 '18 at 8:49
















Skip the VALUES clause, simply put the SELECT there instead. (Without parentheses.) I.e. INSERT INTO targettable (col1, col2, ...) SELECT ... FROM ....

– jarlh
Nov 15 '18 at 8:26






Skip the VALUES clause, simply put the SELECT there instead. (Without parentheses.) I.e. INSERT INTO targettable (col1, col2, ...) SELECT ... FROM ....

– jarlh
Nov 15 '18 at 8:26














Got an error near HH Status changed saying check the right syntax. I will update my question.

– alim1990
Nov 15 '18 at 8:29





Got an error near HH Status changed saying check the right syntax. I will update my question.

– alim1990
Nov 15 '18 at 8:29













Can you run the SELECT stand-alone?

– jarlh
Nov 15 '18 at 8:30





Can you run the SELECT stand-alone?

– jarlh
Nov 15 '18 at 8:30













stackoverflow.com/help/mcve is great. (Remove columns etc not needed to reproduce the problem.)

– jarlh
Nov 15 '18 at 8:32





stackoverflow.com/help/mcve is great. (Remove columns etc not needed to reproduce the problem.)

– jarlh
Nov 15 '18 at 8:32




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I will update the question on top.

– alim1990
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You don't need two SELECTs for what you're trying to do. If you want to use some specific value for ind_action, simply replace it in your select, same as you did with the now() function:



INSERT INTO targetTable (col1, col2, col3, col4, colTime)
SELECT colA, colB, 'my specific string', colD, now()
FROM sourceTable WHERE colA = 12;


Here, col3 gets the string, colTime the now().






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  • And it will work even if the query returns 3 rows ? It will add the 3 rows ?

    – alim1990
    Nov 15 '18 at 8:56











  • @alim1990 Your 'special' value will be applied to all returned rows. If in doubt, try it out.

    – Martin Hennings
    Nov 15 '18 at 12:52


















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@Marting Hennings, I am a bit too late ... but this query should work:



INSERT INTO individual_history 
(individual_id,
household_id,
family_relation_id_history,
marital_status_id_history,
ind_lmms_id_history,
ind_un_id_history,
head_of_hh_history,
ind_first_name_ar_history,
ind_last_name_ar_history,
ind_first_name_en_history,
ind_last_name_en_history,
ind_gender_history,
dob_history,
ind_status_history,
ind_action,
ind_date_changed,
user_id,
system_date)
SELECT individual_id,
household_id,
family_relation_id,
marital_status_id,
ind_lmms_id,
ind_un_id,
head_of_hh,
ind_first_name_ar,
ind_last_name_ar,
ind_first_name_en,
ind_last_name_en,
ind_gender,
dob,
ind_status,
'HH Status Changed to inactive',
ind_date_added,
user_id,
now()
FROM individual
WHERE individual.household_id = 12





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    You don't need two SELECTs for what you're trying to do. If you want to use some specific value for ind_action, simply replace it in your select, same as you did with the now() function:



    INSERT INTO targetTable (col1, col2, col3, col4, colTime)
    SELECT colA, colB, 'my specific string', colD, now()
    FROM sourceTable WHERE colA = 12;


    Here, col3 gets the string, colTime the now().






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    • And it will work even if the query returns 3 rows ? It will add the 3 rows ?

      – alim1990
      Nov 15 '18 at 8:56











    • @alim1990 Your 'special' value will be applied to all returned rows. If in doubt, try it out.

      – Martin Hennings
      Nov 15 '18 at 12:52















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    You don't need two SELECTs for what you're trying to do. If you want to use some specific value for ind_action, simply replace it in your select, same as you did with the now() function:



    INSERT INTO targetTable (col1, col2, col3, col4, colTime)
    SELECT colA, colB, 'my specific string', colD, now()
    FROM sourceTable WHERE colA = 12;


    Here, col3 gets the string, colTime the now().






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    • And it will work even if the query returns 3 rows ? It will add the 3 rows ?

      – alim1990
      Nov 15 '18 at 8:56











    • @alim1990 Your 'special' value will be applied to all returned rows. If in doubt, try it out.

      – Martin Hennings
      Nov 15 '18 at 12:52













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    You don't need two SELECTs for what you're trying to do. If you want to use some specific value for ind_action, simply replace it in your select, same as you did with the now() function:



    INSERT INTO targetTable (col1, col2, col3, col4, colTime)
    SELECT colA, colB, 'my specific string', colD, now()
    FROM sourceTable WHERE colA = 12;


    Here, col3 gets the string, colTime the now().






    share|improve this answer













    You don't need two SELECTs for what you're trying to do. If you want to use some specific value for ind_action, simply replace it in your select, same as you did with the now() function:



    INSERT INTO targetTable (col1, col2, col3, col4, colTime)
    SELECT colA, colB, 'my specific string', colD, now()
    FROM sourceTable WHERE colA = 12;


    Here, col3 gets the string, colTime the now().







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    • And it will work even if the query returns 3 rows ? It will add the 3 rows ?

      – alim1990
      Nov 15 '18 at 8:56











    • @alim1990 Your 'special' value will be applied to all returned rows. If in doubt, try it out.

      – Martin Hennings
      Nov 15 '18 at 12:52

















    • And it will work even if the query returns 3 rows ? It will add the 3 rows ?

      – alim1990
      Nov 15 '18 at 8:56











    • @alim1990 Your 'special' value will be applied to all returned rows. If in doubt, try it out.

      – Martin Hennings
      Nov 15 '18 at 12:52
















    And it will work even if the query returns 3 rows ? It will add the 3 rows ?

    – alim1990
    Nov 15 '18 at 8:56





    And it will work even if the query returns 3 rows ? It will add the 3 rows ?

    – alim1990
    Nov 15 '18 at 8:56













    @alim1990 Your 'special' value will be applied to all returned rows. If in doubt, try it out.

    – Martin Hennings
    Nov 15 '18 at 12:52





    @alim1990 Your 'special' value will be applied to all returned rows. If in doubt, try it out.

    – Martin Hennings
    Nov 15 '18 at 12:52













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    @Marting Hennings, I am a bit too late ... but this query should work:



    INSERT INTO individual_history 
    (individual_id,
    household_id,
    family_relation_id_history,
    marital_status_id_history,
    ind_lmms_id_history,
    ind_un_id_history,
    head_of_hh_history,
    ind_first_name_ar_history,
    ind_last_name_ar_history,
    ind_first_name_en_history,
    ind_last_name_en_history,
    ind_gender_history,
    dob_history,
    ind_status_history,
    ind_action,
    ind_date_changed,
    user_id,
    system_date)
    SELECT individual_id,
    household_id,
    family_relation_id,
    marital_status_id,
    ind_lmms_id,
    ind_un_id,
    head_of_hh,
    ind_first_name_ar,
    ind_last_name_ar,
    ind_first_name_en,
    ind_last_name_en,
    ind_gender,
    dob,
    ind_status,
    'HH Status Changed to inactive',
    ind_date_added,
    user_id,
    now()
    FROM individual
    WHERE individual.household_id = 12





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      @Marting Hennings, I am a bit too late ... but this query should work:



      INSERT INTO individual_history 
      (individual_id,
      household_id,
      family_relation_id_history,
      marital_status_id_history,
      ind_lmms_id_history,
      ind_un_id_history,
      head_of_hh_history,
      ind_first_name_ar_history,
      ind_last_name_ar_history,
      ind_first_name_en_history,
      ind_last_name_en_history,
      ind_gender_history,
      dob_history,
      ind_status_history,
      ind_action,
      ind_date_changed,
      user_id,
      system_date)
      SELECT individual_id,
      household_id,
      family_relation_id,
      marital_status_id,
      ind_lmms_id,
      ind_un_id,
      head_of_hh,
      ind_first_name_ar,
      ind_last_name_ar,
      ind_first_name_en,
      ind_last_name_en,
      ind_gender,
      dob,
      ind_status,
      'HH Status Changed to inactive',
      ind_date_added,
      user_id,
      now()
      FROM individual
      WHERE individual.household_id = 12





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        @Marting Hennings, I am a bit too late ... but this query should work:



        INSERT INTO individual_history 
        (individual_id,
        household_id,
        family_relation_id_history,
        marital_status_id_history,
        ind_lmms_id_history,
        ind_un_id_history,
        head_of_hh_history,
        ind_first_name_ar_history,
        ind_last_name_ar_history,
        ind_first_name_en_history,
        ind_last_name_en_history,
        ind_gender_history,
        dob_history,
        ind_status_history,
        ind_action,
        ind_date_changed,
        user_id,
        system_date)
        SELECT individual_id,
        household_id,
        family_relation_id,
        marital_status_id,
        ind_lmms_id,
        ind_un_id,
        head_of_hh,
        ind_first_name_ar,
        ind_last_name_ar,
        ind_first_name_en,
        ind_last_name_en,
        ind_gender,
        dob,
        ind_status,
        'HH Status Changed to inactive',
        ind_date_added,
        user_id,
        now()
        FROM individual
        WHERE individual.household_id = 12





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        @Marting Hennings, I am a bit too late ... but this query should work:



        INSERT INTO individual_history 
        (individual_id,
        household_id,
        family_relation_id_history,
        marital_status_id_history,
        ind_lmms_id_history,
        ind_un_id_history,
        head_of_hh_history,
        ind_first_name_ar_history,
        ind_last_name_ar_history,
        ind_first_name_en_history,
        ind_last_name_en_history,
        ind_gender_history,
        dob_history,
        ind_status_history,
        ind_action,
        ind_date_changed,
        user_id,
        system_date)
        SELECT individual_id,
        household_id,
        family_relation_id,
        marital_status_id,
        ind_lmms_id,
        ind_un_id,
        head_of_hh,
        ind_first_name_ar,
        ind_last_name_ar,
        ind_first_name_en,
        ind_last_name_en,
        ind_gender,
        dob,
        ind_status,
        'HH Status Changed to inactive',
        ind_date_added,
        user_id,
        now()
        FROM individual
        WHERE individual.household_id = 12






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