Reputation: 749
I have two tables device_test_results
and devices
.
device_test_results
- id
- device_id (FK)
- brand
- model
- serial_number
devices
- id
- brand
- model
- serial_number
device_test_results
has a foreign key - device_id
that references to the devices
table
It's been a while since I've used this setup and there's plenty of data that references from device_test_results
to devices
.
I'm currently trying to get rid of this dependency so I added the brand
model
and serial_number
columns in device_test_results
to copy all of that existing information from the devices
table and then remove this constraint so that these 2 tables become independent.
Any suggestions or places to look for a solution for this?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 28
Reputation: 77896
You should rather try something like below. Get the required data using the SELECT
query and JOIN
with other table and then perform the INSERT
operation accordingly.
INSERT INTO device_test_results (brand, model, serial_number)
SELECT * FROM
(
SELECT d.brand, d.model, d.serial_number
from devices d
inner join device_test_results dtr on dtr.device_id = d.id
) tab
EDIT:
Then use a UPDATE
query doing a JOIN
with other table like
UPDATE device_test_results AS dtr
SET brand = d.brand
model = d.model
serial_number = d.serial_number
FROM devices AS d
WHERE dtr.device_id = d.id;
Upvotes: 1