--insert update delete use Automart --basic insert, inserting two rows Insert into Person (LastName, FirstName) values('Jaunes', 'Lindsey'), ('Norton', 'Martin') --insert with a subquery Select * From Customer.Vehicle Insert into Customer.Vehicle(LicenseNumber, VehicleMake, VehicleYear, PersonKey) Values('EFG123', 'Pontiac', '1969', (Select Personkey From Person Where LastName='Norton' and Firstname='Martin')) --a set of inserts, inserting a new person --a vehicle, a registered customer --and a vehicle service Insert into Person(lastName, firstname) Values('Ignatius', 'Gonzaga') --IDENT_CURRENT ('TABLENAME') is a function that returns the last --identity (autonumber) created in the table named Insert into Customer.Vehicle(LicenseNumber, VehicleMake, VehicleYear, PersonKey) Values('123TWS', 'Fiat', '2012',IDENT_CURRENT('Person')) Insert into Customer.RegisteredCustomer(Email, CustomerPassword, PersonKey) Values ('gonzaga@gmail.com', 'gpass', IDENT_CURRENT('Person')) INsert into Employee.VehicleService(VehicleID, LocationID, ServiceDate, ServiceTime) values(IDENT_CURRENT('Customer.Vehicle'), 2, getDate(), getDate()) Select * from Customer.Vehicle Select * From Employee.VehicleService --create a temp table Create table PersonB ( personkey int, LastName nvarchar(255), FirstName nvarchar(255) ) --insert all the records from person into personb Select * from PersonB Insert into PersonB(personkey, LastName, FirstName) Select personkey, LastName, firstname from Person --updates: these are the most dangerous statments --make sure you have an appropriate where clause for criteria Select * From customer.vehicle Update PersonB Set Firstname = 'Jason' Where PersonKey=1 Update Customer.Vehicle Set VehicleMake='firebird', LicenseNumber='GFE123' Where VehicleID=47 --manually begin a transaction Begin transaction Update Person Set LastName='Smith' where personkey=13 Select * From Personb --rollback undoes any thing done during the transaction rollback tran --commit writes it Commit tran Delete from Person where personKey > 20 --removes the actual table and any data in the table Drop table PersonB --truncate is basically the same as delete Truncate table Person
Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Insert Update Delete
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