how to store a same values in two tables?

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can u say how to store the same values to different tables at a register time...

Posted 20-Oct-11 22:27pm

Raghupathiraja

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sugumaran srinuvasan · Accepted Answer · 2011-10-20T23:28:00

Solution 2

for example u inserting empid to two tables then write store procedure like

create procedure emp_id(@id int)as
begin
insert into table_1(empid) values(@id)
go
insert into table_2(empid),values(@id)
end

Posted 20-Oct-11 23:28pm

sugumaran srinuvasan

sachin10d · Accepted Answer · 2011-10-20T23:45:00

Solution 3

SQL

declare @Amount decimal(18,2)
set @Amount

insert into Table1(Amount)
select @Amount
insert into Table2(Amount)
select @Amount

Posted 20-Oct-11 23:45pm

sachin10d

Pranit Kothari · Accepted Answer · 2011-11-06T20:46:00

Solution 4

This will help,
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3712678/how-can-i-insert-data-into-two-tables-simultaneously-in-sql-server[^]

Posted 6-Nov-11 20:46pm

Pranit Kothari

OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2011-10-20T22:54:00

If you need to store the same values in two tables at the same time then you have two options:

1) Write a stored procedure to do it (recommended)
2) Use a transaction to ensure that both writes occur together or neither do.

By preference, use a transaction inside a stored procedure.

But why do that? All you are doing is duplicating information, which is both inefficient, and can be dangerous if one set is not kept in synch with the other. Why not keep the duplicates in a separate table with links to the two tables you are referring it to?
For example: a company may have a separate billing and delivery address: Have an Addresses table and the Company table refers to two entries in the addresses table. Or the same address if the billing and delivery addresses are the same physical location.