Greetings all - it's been a long time...
It doesn't help that I'm pretty rusty at this sort of thing and I'm sure
the answer is obvious, but I am struggling with this INSERT query this
morning.
I want to populate a lookup table with all the distinct values from a
column in a different table.
Here's the INSERT query:
INSERT INTO [dbo].[FMDFPRI]
([SPri]
,[descr]
,[created]
,[edited])
select p.priority as Spri
,p.priority as descr
,'20161201092101946CSS01 ' as created
,'20161201092101946CSS02 ' as edited
from FMDFSRQ p
where p.priority <> '' and
p.priority not in (select Spri from fmdfpri)
GO
I get this error message:
Violation of PRIMARY KEY constraint 'FmSPriKey'. Cannot insert duplicate
key in object 'dbo.FMDFPRI'. The duplicate key value is (2 ).
Can anyone help?
--
Matt Jarvis
Eugene, Oregon USA
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