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How do you insert selected rows from table_source to table_target using SQL in MySQL where:
idThe trivial INSERT INTO table_target SELECT * FROM table_source fails on duplicate entries for primary key.
Either you list all of the fields you want in the insert…select, or you use something else externally to build the list for you.
SQL does not have something like
SELECT * except somefield FROM, so you’ll have to bite the bullet and write out the field names.