Due to an older version of MySQL I'm having to use some pretty outdated methods to get things done.
At the moment I am trying to copy similar rows to another table based on a few distinct columns. The table holddups
will be taking data from assets
where the SKU and Description match those of one in holdkey
. The command I'm running is:
INSERT INTO holddups
SELECT *
FROM assets, holdkey
WHERE assets.SKU = holdkey.SKU
AND assets.Description = holdkey.Description
And the error I'm getting is:
#1136 - Column count doesn't match value count at row 1
I hope this is enough to sort this all out, but if not feel free to ask more.
Selecting just *
will take all columns from assets
and holdkey
and try to put it in holdups
. But holdups
does not have that much columns. Using assets.*
will only take all columns of assets
and that is what you want, right?
INSERT INTO holddups
SELECT assets.*
FROM assets, holdkey
WHERE assets.SKU = holdkey.SKU
AND assets.Description = holdkey.Description