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Adding Multiple Rows to a Table

  
/* Create the table */
Drop TABLE Professor;
Drop TABLE Student;

CREATE TABLE Professor (
   ProfessorID INT NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
   Name        VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL)
TYPE = InnoDB;

CREATE TABLE Student (
   StudentID INT NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
   Name      VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL
)TYPE = InnoDB;

/* Prepare the data */
INSERT INTO Student (StudentID,Name) VALUES (1,'John Jones');
INSERT INTO Student (StudentID,Name) VALUES (2,'Cury Butz');
INSERT INTO Student (StudentID,Name) VALUES (3,'JJ Smith');


/* Real command */
INSERT INTO Professor (ProfessorID, Name) 
   SELECT StudentID + 7, Name 
   FROM Student;








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